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The Mystery: A Bible Study of the Book of Ephesians, which is a theological meditation on Christ, the Church and God's eternal plan of salvation. This study is a marvelous five hour series which answers questions like: Why does Paul see the Church as "The Mystery of Christ"? How should we understand predestination? What are the teachings of St. Paul and the Church on this difficult mystery. What is God's design for marriage? How is the Husband the "head" -- and the wife "the heart" of the home? How can we "put on God's armor" to fulfill our vocations as husbands and wives? How do we relate to angels and what do we teach them? How do they influence our everyday lives? Scott tackles these tough questions by examining a book that has much to say about the Church and God's eternal plan, as well as baptism and marriage. This epistle has special significance for Dr. Hahn because it was the subject of the last Bible study he directed as a Protestant minister. It was St. Paul's teaching about the centrality of the Church -- and it's unity -- that lead Scott to his decision to enter the Church. Ephesians contains some of the most profound and practical theology in the early Christian Church. Drink deep from the "wellspring of wisdom" contained in the chapters of this New Testament letter, which addresses a wide range of critical topics from justification (how we are saved) to marriage.  Our sale price is only $19.95.

The Book of Hebrews: The House of the Rising Sun.  In this incredible series of eight audio tapes, internationally famous Catholic convert and Bible scholar Scott Hahn tackles one of the most challenging and fascinating books of the New Testament The Epistle to the Hebrews. Scott Hahn brings this epistle to life by describing what was at stake at that time for the People of Israel, then facing a bloody confrontation with the world's most powerful empire. Hahn shows how religion, then as now, is not an academic abstraction but a real drama with life and death consequences. More than 1.2 million Jews died defending Jerusalem against the Roman legions around the time when this letter was written. The Jewish Christians who received this letter were facing, and would witness, the annihilation of their ancient homeland and of God's holy Temple, and so they desperately searched for the meaning Christ could give to their suffering. Scott Hahn guides you through this vitally important New Testament text and shows you how it reveals God's plan of salvation in Christ. In this series as in others, Scott Hahn manages to combine the scholarship of a theologian with understanding and explanation of opposing views. Ironically, the Epistle to the Hebrews is one of the most explicitly Catholic of all the New Testament books, providing some of the most important texts for basic Catholic doctrines denied by many evangelical groups.  It is the only book in the New Testament that discusses Christ's everlasting priesthood, which is essential to an understanding of the sacraments and the order of grace! Normally sells for $39.95 but our price is only $33.95

The Seven Last Sayings of Christ by Dr. Scott Hahn is a Biblical meditation on the meaning for Christians of the words Christ, with great pain, uttered on the Cross of Calvary. For three hours Jesus suffered the agony of crucifixion. It was difficult for him to breathe, excruciating for him to speak. And yet he spoke seven times from the cross. He spoke to us, his words as poignant and mysterious today as when he first uttered them. When Jesus gasped, "Why hast Thou forsaken me?"did the Father really turn His back on His Son? See how Psalm 22 holds the key to unlocking this mystery. When Jesus said to his Mother, "Woman, behold your son," and to John, "Behold, your mother," what did he mean? When Jesus said, "It is finished," what was finished? Dr. Hahn's Biblical insight is revealing and exciting. He provides inspiration along with eye opening information. His words challenge luke warmness and rekindle the fire of divine love. Learn anew how to know and love God as Father. Yearn to join the inner life of the Trinity, the eternal dance of self-giving love. Weep for the enormity of sin and learn to accept forgiveness. See the Cross as a profound mystery, a bottomless ocean, an inexhaustible treasure, a Trinitarian event. The Seven Last Sayings reflect on the greatest gift we've ever been given: the life of Jesus Christ poured out for us on the Cross. You'll find that this series is a fresh look at mysteries ever ancient, ever new. Order it now for only $18.95.

The Eucharist: The Source and Summit of the Christian Life by Dr. Scott Hahn
As a former Protestant minister, Scott knows well the fundamentalist charge that Catholics "worship" the Church itself instead of God. In this three hour series, Dr. Hahn shows that the Catholic understanding of the Mystical Body of Christ, embodied in the Church and revealed anew in the Eucharist, comes directly from the Bible. Hahn places the Last Supper in the context of the Jewish Passover. With a meticulous reading of the relevant Gospel texts, and drawing upon a detailed knowledge of the Jewish Passover seder liturgies, Scott believes that Christ knowingly departed from the standard liturgy of His day by drinking only three out of the usual four cups of wine at the Last Supper Passover meal. The reason, he explains, may be that the final "fourth cup" of the Passover was drunk by Christ on the Cross, giving a new significance to the words, "It is finished." And in his final talk on the Eucharist, Scott explains how the Old Testament Passover meal, fulfilled by Christ in the Last Supper and on the Cross, is lived out by the communion of saints. With Scriptural insights, he shows both the Biblical basis and and significance of the sacrifice of the Mass, strategically deploying texts from the early Church Fathers. This is an important series for Catholics and non-Catholics alike and is value priced at $18.95.

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