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by St Mark Coptic Orthodox Church in London

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An Orthodox Bible study podcast from St. Mark Church in London, hosted by Ehab and Mina. Rooted in the timeless teachings of the Church Fathers, this podcast delves deep into Scripture, offering a rich, traditional perspective on God’s Word while uncovering its profound impact on our daily lives through engaging discussions. Whether you're just beginning your journey or seeking to deepen your faith, discover the beauty of God's Word and how it speaks to the heart of our modern world. Join us every Wednesday for fresh insights and spiritual growth!

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June 24, 2026

Exodus 9: I Have Sinned

<p><strong>We apologise for the poor quality of sound as we had technical problems with Mina&#39;s microphone.</strong> All will be back to normal next episode.</p><p><br></p><p>-----</p><p><br></p><p>Plagues five, six, and seven arrive — and with them, an escalation that takes the breath away. Disease destroys Egypt&#39;s livestock. Boils break out on the skin of every Egyptian. Then fire and hail fall from the sky in a storm unlike anything Egypt has ever seen.For the first time, Pharaoh cracks. &quot;I have sinned against the Lord your God, and against you,&quot; he says to Moses. Remove this plague, and I will let the people go. Moses prays. The plague stops. And Pharaoh changes his mind.This episode centres on one of the most human moments in all of Exodus: the difference between genuine repentance and crisis repentance. Pharaoh&#39;s confession looks real — but it isn&#39;t. The storm passes, and his heart hardens again. We&#39;ve all been there. And we explore what true contrition looks like, why God distinguishes his people (Goshen was untouched throughout), and what it means to approach confession with a truly repentant heart rather than simply wanting the consequences to go away.<strong>Key questions explored:</strong>• What is the difference between genuine repentance and &quot;crisis repentance&quot;?• What does Pharaoh&#39;s repeated pattern of confessing and then hardening teach us about ourselves?• How does God&#39;s protection of Goshen throughout chapter 9 speak to his care for his people?• What does the plague of hail defeating the sky goddess (Nut) say theologically?</p>

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June 17, 2026

Exodus 7 & 8: God vs the Gods

<p>The plagues have begun. Water turns to blood. Frogs cover the land. Gnats rise from the dust. Flies swarm everywhere. But to the ancient Egyptians, these weren't just natural disasters — they were a direct theological confrontation. Each plague targeted a specific deity in Egypt's elaborate pantheon, and one by one, those gods were shown to be powerless.This episode dives deep into the first four plagues of Egypt, exploring both the biblical text and the rich patristic commentary that sees in these plagues the story of God dismantling the false gods of every age. We also wrestle with one of the hardest questions in Exodus: what does it mean that God hardened Pharaoh's heart? Is God responsible for Pharaoh's choices?We draw on St. Cyril of Alexandria's powerful image — the same sun that softens wax also hardens clay — as a window into the mystery of divine sovereignty and human freedom. And we ask: where are the false gods in our own lives that God might be confronting?<strong>Key questions explored:</strong>• How does each of the first four plagues directly challenge an Egyptian deity?• What does the "hardening of Pharaoh's heart" mean — and who is really responsible?• Why does Goshen begin to be protected from the fourth plague onwards?• What false gods in our own hearts might God be confronting today?</p>

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June 10, 2026

Exodus 5 & 6: Bricks Without Straw

<p>Moses went to Pharaoh. He delivered the message. He asked for three days in the desert to worship God. And Pharaoh&#39;s response? He took away the straw and doubled the quota.Following God doesn&#39;t always make life easier — at least not straight away. The Israelites, whose hopes had been raised, now find themselves in a worse situation than before. They turn on Moses. Moses turns on God. And in one of the most intimate moments in all of Exodus, God responds to Moses&#39; cry with something profound: six &quot;I will&quot; promises. I will bring you out. I will free you. I will redeem you. I will take you as my people. I will be your God. I will bring you into the land.We explore the gap between God&#39;s promises and present suffering — why God sometimes lets things get worse before they get better, what it means to have a spirit too crushed to hear good news, and how Exodus 6 foreshadows the covenant sealed in Christ&#39;s blood.<strong>Key questions explored:</strong>• Why does following God sometimes make things harder before they improve?• What does it mean that Israel&#39;s spirit was &quot;too crushed&quot; to hear God&#39;s promises?• How do God&#39;s six &quot;I will&quot; promises in Exodus 6 speak to us personally today?• What is the relationship between the covenant name YHWH and God&#39;s faithfulness?</p>

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What is Come &amp; See Podcast?

An Orthodox Bible study podcast from St. Mark Church in London, hosted by Ehab and Mina. Rooted in the timeless teachings of the Church Fathers, this podcast delves deep into Scripture, offering a rich, traditional perspective on God’s Word while uncovering its profound impact on our daily lives through engaging discussions. Whether you're just beginning your journey or seeking to deepen your faith, discover the beauty of God's Word and how it speaks to the heart of our modern world.

Join us every Wednesday for fresh insights and spiritual growth!

How often does this podcast release new episodes?

This podcast updates daily.

Where can I listen to this podcast?

This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.

Does this podcast accept guests?

Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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