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That’s was so enlightening & fun thank you all for your insight

if you paid attention to the text of the didache, and the implied context, you will understand that the didache was drawing from the beatitudes, the lord's prayer, the olivet discourse, daniel, isaiah, and the plain text of matthew and mark. their mention of the apostles means that the majority of them are still alive. there is no explicit mention of persecution so therefore the neronian persecutions of 64 haven't occurred yet. the mention of meat from offerings and absence of circumcision, means that the council of jerusalem in 50 have already occurred. no mention of priests but rather, the notion of prophets implies the duties of catholic priests today, means that the levitical priesthood is still existing because to call someone a priest can only mean a levite or cohen of the temple of jerusalem. the lack of pauline theology means that the origin of the didache is outside of the greeks. the terms witchcraft, and pederasty meaning relations between an adult and a prepubescent boy and bondservants meaning slaves means that this is still well within the second temple period. pederasty was a near universal practice in the roman empire, as well as witchcraft, and slavery. take note also that at 13 years old, a jewish male was considered a man, while the rite of passage for a roman was at 14 by wearing the toga virilis. the code of ethics enshrined by the didache for bondservants for christians is unlike that of the practice of the romans because they are treated almost as equals or christians are to treat them with brotherly love, while still operating under the civil practice of the empire. it is wrong to repeat the notion that the gospels were somehow written or completed after 70 AD. this is a malicious invention of the protestant and jewish intellectuals because they could never accept the fact that jesus foretold the destruction of the temple in 70 AD. if you truly believe that jesus is God and Messiah, as written in the old testament, it is evident that all the books of the entire new testament was finished before the end of 67 AD because all of the books, epistles, and letters of the NT give you an indication that christians were unmolested by the romans. this means that the great fire of rome in july of 64 AD, had not yet occurred. whereas, the book of revelations clearly lament an apocalyptic suffering of the christians and saints, and the gemmatria of nero is clearly indicated in surviving manuscripts, 666 and 616. john could still have measured the temple because it still stood and at the same time, revelations indicate by strong allusions that all the apostles aside from john have already perished together with a lot of martyrs. nero died in june of 68 and it takes 1 to 2 months for letters to disseminate fully.

37:43 man the Juggalos are gonna be mad lol Faygo baptism is confirmed not a thing

Dellacrosse family I will keep you in my rosary I pray that our loving Mother holds you in her loving arms

Very interesting and informative, reminiscent of the book Wisdom as well.

Stop making sweeping generalizations about Protestants!

Father Matt's voice is familiar. But I can't completely recall where I heard him before this episode.

Why did you pick the least popular thumbnail?

Correct title is "Should People Smoke Weed" because none of you mentioned any Bible verses like from Genesis 1 about 'all green herbs'.

Great episode!! ❤

Thank you so much for this topic. Now I know what is Didache is and it's teachings. God bless you all.❤️🙏

This priest has such a similar voice to father pagano with the same inflections the same Rosy cheeks and he looks so much like him. It's weird.

Definitely one of the best you tubes that I have watched. I had been wondering about the Didache and this answers so many questions and also undoubtedly establishes the early Church as the Catholic Church of today.

Christ monger whoa. intense.

Hey guys, great show! I was wondering (hoping), is there a link to the text Fr. Was reading from? Just asking

Thank you beautiful episode 🙏🏻

What about Thomas? Why didn't he write?

Great show!

Very enjoyable episode! Thank you for this wonderful podcast and prayers from Divine Mercy Parish! Also prayers for Ryan and his wife, as well as Father Pagano and his mother. God Bless.

Thank You awesomw show how is Father Rich

Why did the 4 gospels come 150 years after Christs death? What if JFKs death was written about 150 years later? Isn’t that odd?

What about Paul’s gospel? He refers to it as few times. What about the marcion gospel and Q Gospel?

You three are no different from evangelicals. Both sides say the other is wrong.

Thanks!

What language is the Didache you are reading from translated? I have one translated from Greek and some of the words are different than you are reading… I also have another that doesn’t say what language it was translated from and it is different also

I reject the Q theory.

Great episode lads

​​Any insight on the messages from Sr. Amapola at the Mission of Divine Mercy, TX? Maybe the next show?

This was good!! I heard of the Didache before but didn't know what it was...or how it was spelled...lol This was very interesting and informative. ❤

Thank you for a wonderful learning experience as I personally had never heard of the didache. Unbelievable history of the early church - and prayers for Fr. Rich, his mom, Jen, Ryan and family. Plus, prayers for Ryan Scheel and a vote of appreciation for all the wonderful research you do for the show. God bless your family and God bless Fr. King. (I am hoping Fr. Rich returns though.) Yes, we are all false prophets at times when we don't practice what we preach. I am often guilty of that. You are funny Fr. King which means you fit right in with the Ryans. This is one of my favorite episodes and plan to watch it again.

I have been a die hard catholic for 20 years. These past months i have been in a harsh tug of war with my own selfishness, i have wanted to run away and forget all. But i cant, and then here you guys are and show up in my feed, and rightfully so, jesus sent you to me through this app. Pray for me, Antonella C. Thank you for this talk show guys!

This is awesome ❤

All of this is new to me.

How wonderful that the beliefs we practice today preceded the Bible and it is so well documented. I feel so blessed that I was called to Catholicism 63 years ago.🙏

Oh so very interesting!! Thank you!!!

Hi Ryan, Ryan, and Father Matt. Fascinating show. Lots of prayers going out for everyone.

What is a good Catholic translation of the didache available in print?

Is there a new book or article that they are referencing? Please put links in the note sections. Thank you.

This is the way

I love this reading, but I do struggle with some of it, especially these days, but I do pray, pray, pray...for help

Praying for Fr. Rich and family...

I love you guys, but still miss Fr. Rich…you guys are a great trio! Prayers for Father and his family…🙏🏻💖👼🏻✝️☘️

Praying for Fr. Rich, his Mother, Jennifer, Ryan , their children and extended families.😂

I hope they talk about how the anonymous fragments of the didache are written in uncial script, a style which comes from 5th to 9th century greece.

Early Christian history is my favourite and so I'm really looking forward to this.

Keep up the good work with the guest priests. We miss Fr. Rich, we pray for him every day.

I was just getting ready to do the Surrender Novena when I came across your show. God bless Jen Ryan and Family. Ty Jen for sharing your faith filled journey. You have taught me to say the Litany of Trust. You are truly inspiring and I am so grateful I watched this episode. Hugs and prayers!😊