
You can learn a lot about authors from the stories they write. Even biblical authors. Biblical authors were regular people, like you and I, even though their stories, poems and laws have gone on to shape our world. They lived in very dramatic times, which is why their texts are so dramatic. Join Hebrew-speaking writer and editor Gil Kidron on a journey of biblical proportions, going over the bibli... more
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In our final Deuteronomy summary episode, we're looking back at it as a divine promise given in 140 BCE. What happened when the promise was broken?
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After going over Deuteronomy and in our first season summary episode, we compare Deuteronomy to its arch nemesis, the Temple Scroll
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In the final chapters of Deuteronomy, we build up to the death of Moses, which crowns his successor, predicts the future, blesses the people and dies. He gets an emotional eulogy, a fine send-off for the Hebrew hero
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On the inaugural Rosh Hashanah, 140 BCE, the Maccabean leader Shimon Thassi delivered the most beautiful speeches of Deuteronomy
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This podcast is like a salve on mu burning curiosity of the Bible. It’s both academic and amusing. Thank you!
This podcast is the best biblical podcast available. He is genius level in my opinion.
Gil does an excellent job. 5 Star podcast
I love this podcast! The host brings a fresh and relatable perspective on biblical stories with his background in writing/story telling, being a native Hebrew speaker, and not being a specialized academic (but using information from academics). I love that he posts links to information in the show notes and his humor is icing on the proverbial cake! 🤌🏼
A Great Applause for Gil Kidron!
I’m a Jewish scholar of Persian background and came across your podcast by chance and I want to express my appreciation and admiration for your amazing contributions alongside your humble sense of your approach despite your profound biblical knowledge! You’re simply amazing! כל הכבוד
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A thought-provoking deep-dive into Hebrew Bible texts, their histories, and the people who wrote them. Episodes frequently center on textual criticism, historical context (notably around the Maccabean era and Deuteronomy), and the contrasts between original Hebrew readings and later translations. The show blends scholarly rigor with accessible storytelling, often pairing musical, linguistic, and cultural insights to illuminate how biblical narratives were formed and repurposed for different political and religious moments. A recurring strength is the host's clear passion for language and a storyteller's approach to complex historical debates, making dense topics engaging for educated listeners who enjoy rigorous analysis with lively dialogu... more
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