Fiza Pathan’s Reviews > Ignatius Catholic Study Bible: Old and New Testament > Status Update

Well explained the difference between 'Tradition' and 'Teaching' - especially in relation to the Catholic Church. :) +

A well explained analysis of the Greek meanings of the respective 'baskets' in readings of the 5000 that were fed and then the 4000 that were fed. That indeed was the key to the two readings. First Jesus fed the Word to the Jews then the Gentiles - good work here in Matthew. + :)

That part about Ezekiel 3:20-21 which correlates with James 5:20 = I do not really agree = sometimes it is better to mind one's own business, especially in this day and time = and especially in relation with the Roman Catholic Church = but chalega I can pass it = but it is totally a vague statement and 'in the air'. Also Ezekiel 33:9 - can't digest in area of Liturgical and Sacramental Theology. 'Passible' but. + :)

That link with the Parable of Lazarus in the bosom of Father Abraham in Luke and the link with the Resurrection of Lazarus in John = well done = I had never thought about that. Great going on the essay concerning linking Elijah, Elisha and Daniel 7:13 with what I mentioned previously in Luke and John. Nice. Good. :) + JMJ +

Patriarchal analysis of John 8 in line with the previously read Num 5:11-31 and odd association with (of all people) Prophet Jeremiah in chapter 17 - especially that really out of the way Jeremiah 17:13 - but okay = passable! That Numbers 5:11-31 always makes me nauseous - not because I have committed adultery but because I have Sjogren's Syndrome. ;) + JMJ +