
Join Helen and Lloyd as they travel back in time (metaphorically… it’s a podcast) to explore the real history of the people, places and events of the Old Testament, New Testament and everything in between.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 224 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityHistoryChristianity | |||

We have all heard rumours that ancient religions used children in ritual sacrifice. But did it really happen? To discuss the evidence, Helen and Lloyd are joined in the Time Machine by Dr Eve MacDonald, lecturer at Cardiff University and author of th... more
This week in the Biblical Time Machine, Helen and Lloyd travel back in time to hear and read Aramaic, the language Jesus spoke. Helping them to uncover the language is world-leading Jesus historian, Bruce Chilton, the Bernard Iddings Bell Profesosr o... more
This week in the Biblical Time Machine, Prof Lloyd Lewellyn-Jones sits down with Dr Charlie Hadjiev to discuss Hosea, one of the most evocative, troubling and hopeful books of the Hebrew Bible. They cover questions like:
• When and where was Hosea ... more
Is love in the biblical air this Valentine's Day?
To find out, Professors Helen Bond and Lloyd Llewellyn-Jones take a trip back to the biblical world. They discuss...
• What is ‘love’ in the biblical imagination?
• Is there romantic love in the a... more
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Helen is a pleasure. Unfortunately Lloyd is insufferable. He incessantly responds to Helen and/or the interviewee’s every comment with a yes, exactly, absolutely, etc. Whether this originates from professional arrogance or insecurity, it is unprofessional and off putting.
So many great episodes. I love to learn all of these things.
I love the show, but lately I get an error when I hit play. It says can’t play on my device. I’m just using an iPhone.
Cutting up every episode into Patreon/non Patreon is a bad vibe
Dave provided a bit of lay non-believer sensibility that I miss. With Rev. Llewelyn-Jones in the seat, it’s just a chat among biblical scholars—one of whom is promoting a book. I canceled my membership.
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This podcast offers an engaging exploration of biblical history and figures through a scholarly lens. It features discussions about a variety of topics, ranging from the cultural interpretations of love in biblical texts to the portrayal of significant figures like Jesus and Mary across different mediums, including Hollywood films. Emphasizing a blend of historical analysis and theological insight, episodes dive into complex issues such as non-canonical gospels, gender dynamics in ancient narratives, and the intricacies of biblical law, all while maintaining an accessible, conversational tone that invites listeners to expand their understanding of biblical stories in contemporary contexts.
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2. Dr. Charlie Hadjiev
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