
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 | 270 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | HistoryChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

The Amorites were once an age-defining people, but today they have been largely forgotten. So who were the Amorites, and how does Bible portray them? To take us back to the early Bronze era and the rise of the Amorite age, Helen and Lloyd are joined ... more
As All Hallows' Eve fast approaches, Helen and Lloyd turn their attention to the spookiest episode in the gospel tradition – a story in which the dead are raised and enter Jerusalem (Matthew 27:52-53). The little episode has vexed scholars for centur... more
For many contemporary readers of the Bible, C.S. Lewis is looked to as an inspiration and authority. The 20th century Oxbridge don, Christian essayist and author of The Chronicles of Narnia wove the Bible into all of his works. But was Lewis a good r... more
'O Assyria, the rod of my anger!' So declared the prophet Isaiah of one of the most feared and imposing empires of the ancient world. But who were the Assyrians, and how did they become the world's first empire?
To find out, Helen and Lloyd take a ... more
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I love loooove this podcast! I certainly miss Dave but more importantly, this latest season has strayed from biblical scholarship into general ancient history. Please don’t be afraid to talk about a subject previously covered, but with a different scholar! I still am here to beat the dead horse of biblical scholarship, not ancient history in general. Love you guys!
Really addictive and so revealing. Some times you get some dodgy pseudo-neutrality, like the episode on Collosians, where the guest seems to have a very un-neutral approach to the concept of ‘forged’.
I love this show. I have a background in biblical studies / religious studies and I teach theology at a Catholic school. This show keeps up me up on the latest research on the field. The hosts are knowledgeable and delightful. They have a great camaraderie and are a joy to listen to.
If the 2 Eggheads will talk to Theyselves - and why not, it’s their pod - can they desist from yeahyeah and erummming over each other? Only god knows.
I heard Helen on "The Ancients" podcast and thought she as brilliant. I was thrilled when she said she had her own podcast and I am not disappointed! I love learning about the bible as history and looking at the society and people that built the stories so many people live by.
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A historically oriented show that probes the Bible's world with a scholarly lens, blending archaeology, linguistics, and literary analysis. Across episodes, hosts and guests explore ancient cities, biblical figures, languages, and reception history, often linking texts to broader Greco-Roman and Near Eastern contexts. The format tends to feature rigorous scholarship delivered in accessible dialogue, with occasional time-travel or public-history flavor to illustrate how ancient narratives continue to shape modern thought. Highlights include in-depth looks at temple and royal imagery, character studies of figures like David and Jesus, and examinations of how biblical stories traveled through culture and legend. The show often showcases guest ... more
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