The podcast about anything and everything related to the Bible and Archaeology. Join Dr. Jordan Jones and Dr. Bob Cargill as they discuss the stories, people, and objects we all think we know. Have a question? You can send it to us at: bible-archaeology@uiowa.edu Where to find us: linktr.ee/bibleandarchaeology
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 92 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | History |
The Dead Sea Scrolls are one of the greatest archaeological discoveries ever made, but what do they actually tell us about ancient Judaism, the Bible, and the mysterious site of Qumran? Were they really part of a library, or something else entirely? more
Who was Haman, and why has he endured as one of the Bible’s most infamous villains? In the Book of Esther, Haman rises to power in the Persian court and plots against the Jewish people, but the story also raises deeper questions. Does the story portr... more
Did Josephus really write about Jesus? Or is the famous Testimonium Flavianum a later Christian addition? This week, we're talking with Dr. Tom Schmidt, author of "Josephus and Jesus: New Evidence for the One Called Christ," about one of the most deb... more
At the heart of Jesus’s message was a call to repentance in anticipation of the coming Kingdom of God, so why did his followers dramatically reverse this teaching after his death?
Join Dr. Ehrman for his talk "A Core Teaching of Jesus—and Why His Fo... more
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The content focuses on the intersection of biblical studies and archaeology, addressing a variety of topics ranging from ancient history and religious narratives to the significance of archaeological discoveries that relate to biblical texts. Episodes often feature discussions around prominent figures such as Julius Caesar, early Christianities, and even the societal implications of ancient practices like slavery and propaganda, with expert guests providing in-depth insights and analyses. This rich tapestry of themes aims to unpack the complexities of historical narratives, encouraging listeners to reassess their understanding of the Bible in light of archaeological findings and scholarly interpretations.
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Recent guests on Bible and Archaeology include:
1. Dr. Adam Silverstein
2. Dr. Tom Schmidt
3. Bart Ehrman
4. Celsiana Warwick
5. Matthew Cunningham
6. Dr. Aren Wilson-Wright
7. Dr. Colin Elliott
8. Dr. Jackson
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