
A critical bible study which places the individual stories within the context of the culture and contemporary mythologies from the region.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianityEducation | ||||

In the mid second century BCE, the people of Judea did the impossible… the ended centuries of foreign rule by expelling the Seleucids and reviving the divine Judean kingship. To celebrate their victory, they wrote stories which pretended to predict t... more
In the aftermath of the fall of Jerusalem the population was lost, bereft of king and temple. Their prosperity and security had been taken from them and family members had been carted away to a distant land. But perhaps worst of all, their own deity ... more
Perhaps no other single book of the Hebrew Bible is as important to the New Testament authors as Zechariah. From it we find the idea of a suffering servant figure, a Davidic savior, one who is pierced through, who enters Jerusalem riding on a donkey ... more
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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!
I grew up in a very conservative Christian family and was compelled to read the Bible several times since I was 9 years old. For many years, I was led to believe that all the stuff I read was actually inspired by God, and that I was supposed to follow and practice all that is written on it. Whatever our pastors thought not to be appropriate to practice or was simply contradictory, they simply said „this is all symbolic“. I am happy to have found this podcast, where I can challenge my own underst... more
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Content focuses on critical analysis of biblical narratives, particularly from an academic and cultural perspective. Episodes explore themes from both the Old Testament and the New Testament, emphasizing the historical and cultural contexts of these texts. Topics include detailed examinations of various biblical books, such as Genesis, Daniel, and Lamentations, as well as the interplay between myths from neighboring cultures and the stories found in the Bible. A unique aspect is the deep dive into how these texts have been interpreted and their relevance to contemporary discussions around faith, spirituality, and societal issues.
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