
A critical bible study which places the individual stories within the context of the culture and contemporary mythologies from the region.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 110 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

Not only does Luke’s author borrow material from prior gospels, modifying the stories to craft his own narrative, he also creates new scenes and parables out of whole cloth. Perhaps none are more famous than the character of Lazarus, the follower of ... more
As Luke borrowed details from both Mark and Matthew and made his own changes and additions, things begant to get a bit confusing. Jesus reacts to statements which haven't been made and multiple parables which have nothing at all to do with one anothe... more
Throughout the bible we encounter the imagery of the lofty being brought low while the lowly are elevated. While this is typical of the promise of a reversal of fate, it does sometimes appear in a more literal sense, such as when Luke copies Matthew’... more
Concluding Matthew’s gospel brings us more modifications on the gospel of Mark, the influence of the Book of Daniel and his time in the lion’s den on the story of the crucifixion and resurrection, as well as a curious detail that demonstrates that th... more
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I’ve been using this podcast for several years to help me study the Bible. I love how he structures each episode. I do wish that maybe on his website he would link his sources to make them easier to find. I saw another review saying he doesn’t site his sources which I would not say is true at all. I listen to each episode section by section and I can see how if you listen straight through it becomes hard to understand where each piece of evidence is coming from as he says a lot of things in a wa... more
The analysis and imaginative connections between elements of the Old Testament continue to amaze me. And I’m still working through back episodes, which make up a rich library.
More fire to your breath.
I’m Christian in a way that is hard to explain to most Christian’s. More of a gnostic christian I guess. I don’t care about the label, but I have loved this podcast. It’s the FIRST time in my life I have heard unbiased teachings of the Old Testament. This is great. Every Christian should have to listen.
This dragon doesn’t breathe fire, just piercing bright light. If you gave up reading the OT when you got to the begats, this version has more cliffhangers than Sly Stallone.
I just posted a review with the word syncretism in the title, but I don’t want it published with my real name attached to it. Thank you!
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A critical biblical study that treats individual stories as part of broader regional mythologies and historical contexts. Recent episodes emphasize literary analysis, source criticism, and intertextual connections between Gospel passages and older Jewish/apocryphal writings, highlighting how editors reshape narratives to reflect community aims and theological themes. The show stands out for its rigorous, text-focused approach, frequent references to primary sources, and a willingness to challenge traditional interpretations without overt persuasion, making it a strong fit for listeners who enjoy scholarly exploration of biblical literature.
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