Compassion and Humility in Isaac of Nineveh's Theology - Sebastian Brock

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Sebastian Brock, translator of the works of Isaac of Nineveh (St. Isaac the Syrian), discusses Isaac's theology and whether or not he seems to have believed in universal salvation.
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8 ноя 2022

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@roblesd1 Месяц назад

It is a great privilege to hear Dr Brock teach on St Isaac the Syrian. Thank you.

@daniel-pz1ox Год назад

Such a well communicated brief on this church father

@johnkristofftimbal5053 Год назад

brother thank you, I Hope and We Hope that Universalism o Universal Salvation is True and Correct , Because Infernalist or ECT Believers Are Against of Universalism and Universal salvation and Calls It Cult , We Pray to God Our Lord Jesus that Universal Salvation for All and that this Doctrine is True by the Power of the Holy Spirit

@williama.hovestreydt6623 Год назад

Thank you for taking the time to complete this video

@christianuniversalist Год назад

Loved this, thank you!

@ceh5526 Год назад

Superb - thank you!

@jimstrahan3271 Год назад

Excellent!

@MichaelK.-xl2qk 6 месяцев назад

The end of Gehenna posits a real paradox to me, not I because I think eternal punishment is proportional to transitory sin, which it can't really be, but because it denies the free will of an individual to reject God. In essence, if God is using Gehenna to torture people into loving Him eventually, this is even more perverse. If you asked me to solve the puzzle, I would say that Gehenna ends instantly because it is the second death, but we will see the souls suffering there eternally for the same reason that astrophysicists posit that objects which have entered a black hole still appear to be stuck to its surface and immobilized. They are not still there, but their light is.

@Anthony-rb1vw Месяц назад

17:40

@TheJoeschmoe777 Год назад

I want to believe in universal Reconciliation, but I'm afraid of the spiritual consequences if I'm wrong.

@KarstenArmstrong Год назад

What consequences?

@bman5257 Месяц назад

God will not punish you for following your conscience.

@johnkristofftimbal5053 Год назад

The doctrine of apocatastasis is introduce by the first theologian name Origen of alexandria and majority of early church adopt the teaching of salvation to all people, and I believed that the Bible is taught and It teach Annihilationism that the wicked will be ceased to exist that what bible says before I Believed Apotatastasis universalism but Now I Believed Annihilationism rather that Eternal conscouis torment.

@benc6537 Год назад

Apocatastasis is mentioned in Acts 3:21 with reference to all the ancient prophets. It permeates scripture. And it's just the logical end result for creation in the hands of an omnipotent God who saves.

@benc6537 Год назад

@@johnkristofftimbal5053 Destruction of the flesh, the sinful nature. To deliver the new man in Christ. 'Behold I am renewing all things.' Do you think God raises the dead just to kill them again, my friend? Bit redundant, why bother?

@benc6537 Год назад

@@johnkristofftimbal5053 there are verses which on their face support each of the 3 views. But only one view can be true, and I believe only universalism can reconcile the apparent contradictions.

@benc6537 Год назад

@@johnkristofftimbal5053at least some of those visions may be true, I can't say. Perhaps God decides some need a shock. He didn't present me with hideous visions, more the eternal victory of the good, the power of true love. What do you say about them?

@johnkristofftimbal5053 Год назад

@@benc6537 May the Lord Saves us All and that universal Reconciliation is truth and at the End All Will be Save Let Us Pray for Salvation of All By Gods Grace and Mercy ,