Exposition of the Apostles' Creed
James Dodds
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Length 3 h 57 min
Chapters 28
First published 1896
Rev. James Dodds, D.D. was a noted religious writer, educated in Edinburgh, joining the Free Church, serving in Dunbar for most of his career. In this exposition, he writes primarily to a lay audience to make the fundamental beliefs of the Apostles' Creed more accessible. Although he does not delve into the history of the development of the Creed, he draws from a wide body of reading, especially that of Martin Luther. - Summary by Larry Wilson
Chapters
1
Editorial and Prefatory Notes Read by Larry Wilson 2:03
2
Introduction Read by Mark Warner 10:40
3
Article I Section 1.—I Believe Read by Mark Warner 5:32
4
Article I Section 2.—God Read by Mark Warner 12:13
5
Article I Section 3.—The Father Read by Mark Warner 5:50
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Article I Section 4.—Almighty Read by Kathleen Moore 2:44
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Article I Section 5.—Maker of Heaven and Earth Read by Kathleen Moore 8:05
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Article 2 Section 1.—And in Jesus Christ Read by Kathleen Moore 4:28
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Article 2 Section 2.—Jesus Read by Kathleen Moore 6:42
10
Article 2 Section 3.—Christ Read by Kathleen Moore 7:20
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Article 2 Section 4.—His Only Son Read by Bill Mosley 7:10
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Article 2 Section 5—Our Lord Read by Bill Mosley 5:43
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Article 3 Read by Bill Mosley 11:04
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Article 4 Section 1.—Suffered under Pontius Pilate Read by Bill Mosley 11:52
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Article 4 Section 2.—Was Crucified Read by Bill Mosley 7:49
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Article 4 Section 3.—Dead Read by Bill Mosley 10:26
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Article 4 Section 4.—And Buried Read by Bill Mosley 7:34
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Article 5 Section 1.—He Descended into Hell Read by Bill Mosley 19:49
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Article 5 Section 2.—The Third Day He Rose Again from the Dead Read by Devorah Allen 8:36
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Article 6 Read by Mark Warner 8:23
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Article 7 Read by Mark Warner 5:55
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Article 8 Read by Mark Warner 8:10
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Article 9 Section 1.—The Holy Catholic Church Read by Mark Warner 11:05
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Article 9 Section 2.—The Communion of Saints Read by Michael Fassio 10:52
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Article 10 Read by Michael Fassio 10:52
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Article 11 Read by Michael Fassio 9:22
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Article 12 Read by Michael Fassio 12:47
28
Appendix Read by Larry Wilson 4:09
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