
Dr. James D. Tabor explores a rich variety of issues related to a historical academic understanding of the Bible, drawing up a variety of evidence--historical, cultural, textual, and archaeological. No holds bared. Straight talk about the Bible you can trust.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 45 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Category | Religion & Spirituality | ||||

In this video I situate my work on the "Quest for the Historical Mary--Mother of Jesus," in the broader shift in the Hellenistic world, in which a "Great Reversal" took place. Humans began to look to the heavenly world above as their true Home,, wher... more
In this illustrated reading of the Preface to my book Paul and Jesus: How the Apostle Transformed Christianity (Simon & Schuster 2012) I present a very personal overview of how I view and understand "The Thirteenth Apostle" since I first encountered ... more
In this final interview of 2025 I speak with Dr. Chris Corinthwaite. We delve into some of the more fascinating and intricate deals of my research on Mary, Mother of Jesus, as presented in my new book: The Lost Mary: Rediscovering the Mother of Jesus... more
In Part II of this podcast I explores the idea that John the Baptizer was the prophetic figure who inaugurated the Jesus movement, that Jesus joined the movement as his disciple, and when he was arrested, Jesus picked up the baton.
In this podcast I explores the idea that John the Baptizer was the prophetic figure who inaugurated the Jesus movement, that Jesus joined the movement as his disciple, and when he was arrested, Jesus picked up the baton.
Don't miss this one. Come Time Travel with me. I wanted to share this podcast interview I did recently with Professors Helen Bond and Lloyd Llewellyn-Jones on their amazing show "Biblical Time Machine." They asked me to take them back to the first ce... more
In this interview with Megan Lewis, host of the Youtube channel @DigitalHammurabi I offer an overview of a more extensive lecture on the topic of "The Making of a Messiah," I discuss some of the methods scholars use to peer through our historical and... more
In this continuing series of Jesus' last week the activities of Jesus in the Jerusalem Temple led to the "plot to kill" by a select "mafia-like" gang of priests who are even viewed negatively in Jewish sources.
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Across recent episodes, the show surveys historical and archaeological perspectives on biblical figures, events, and texts, often weighing how scholars reconstruct life in first-century Judea and early Christianity. Conversations frequently blend textual analysis with cultural context, examining how traditions about Mary, Jesus, John the Baptist, and temple-era politics emerged and evolved. Listeners can expect deep dives into sources, competing narratives in the Gospels, and the distinction between historical questions and theological beliefs, all framed by rigorous scholarly skepticism and accessible commentary. A notable strength is the interdisciplinary approach—linking archaeology, genealogy, and ancient Judaism to illuminate familiar ... more
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