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Exegetically Speaking

Wheaton College
Wheaton College
Greek
New Testament
Greek Language
Proverbs 22:6
Biblical Languages
1 Timothy 6:17-19
Hebrews
Wisdom
Philemon
Koinonia
Philippians
Jesus Christ
Child Rearing
Romans 12:6-8
Elijah
Biblical Exegesis
Hebrew
Biblical Studies
Job

"Exegetically Speaking" is a weekly podcast of the friends and faculty of Wheaton College, IL and The Lanier Theological Library. Hosted by Dr. David Capes, it features language experts who discuss the importance of learning the biblical languages—Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek—and show how reading the Bible in the original languages "pays off." Each podcast lasts between seven and eleven minutes and ... more

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John 3:16 is routinely translated, "For God so loved the world." The NLT translates it, "For this is how God loved the world." The difference roots in a Greek adverb, the sentence as a whole, and the theological logic employed by John. Dr. George Kal... more

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Rev. 5:1-14 depicts a dramatic heavenly scene in which the Lamb alone is worthy and able to take and open what is referred to as a βιβλίον (biblion) with seven seals and inscribed in a particular way. The attempt to gain a more precise mental picture... more

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Many translations render Rom. 8:28 as, "all things work together for good." The NLT renders the same words as, "God causes everything to work together," a construal that is represented in some ancient Greek manuscripts. Yet another possibility would ... more

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Following his resurrection in Luke 24 Jesus startles his disciples by appearing among them when they are talking about him. By v. 41, properly understood, they are still not believing. Luke's implicit argument about what finally brings them to faith ... more

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Recent Guests

J. D. Atkins
Associate Professor of New Testament Language and Literature and Chair of the Biblical Studies Department
Tyndale Theological Seminary
Episode: Seeing is Not Believing, Part II, with J. D. Atkins: Luke 24:41-45
Oliver Hersey
President of Jerusalem University College
Jerusalem University College
Episode: Canceling a King, with Oliver Hersey: Exodus 1:8-9
Liz Mburu
Associate Professor of New Testament and Greek at Africa International University, Regional Coordinator for Anglophone Africa at Langham Literature
Africa International University
Episode: What Was From the Beginning, with Elizabeth Mburu: 1 John 1:1-4
Andrew Perrin
Professor of Humanities at Athabasca University and expert on the Dead Sea Scrolls
Athabasca University
Episode: Cranky, Bald Donkeys and Textual Criticism, with Andrew Perrin: Jeremiah 14:6
Clayton Croy
Adjunct part-time professor of Greek and New Testament at Southern Nazarene University
Southern Nazarene University
Episode: The Messianic Whipper Snapper, with N. Clayton Croy: John 2:15
Jennifer Houston McNeel
New Testament professor at the St. Mary's Ecumenical Institute
St. Mary's Ecumenical Institute
Episode: Whose Koilia is This?, with Jennifer Houston McNeel: John 7:38
Jason Maston
Professor of Theology at Houston Christian University and Associate Dean in the School of Christian Thought.
Houston Christian University
Episode: Honor Everyone As the King, the King as Everyone, with Jason Maston: 1 Peter 2:17
Tom Schmidt
Associate Professor of Religious Studies at Fairfield University
Fairfield University
Episode: Incredible Things, with Tom Schmidt: Luke 5:26
N. T. Wright
Senior Research Fellow at Wycliffe Hall in Oxford, known for his work in New Testament studies and theology.
Wycliffe Hall, Oxford
Episode: Finding Jesus Inside the Shema, with N. T. Wright: 1 Corinthians 8:6

Host

David Capes
Host and Director of Academic Programming at the Lanier Theological Library with extensive experience in biblical languages and theology.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 86 ratings
  • Generally insightful and interesting

    I was a little disappointed by episode 51 where the professor talked about the historicity of genesis and made links to marriage in his discussion of a verse. There is no link in the verse to ‘marriage’ in that text, certainly marriage as you know it in America in 2022. I am a doctoral student on the other side of the world and you may be I interested to know I did my masters in Queer Theology. I too am a committed Christian and enjoy going back to the original Hebrew and Greek, noting many fa... more

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    4
    Russell from New Zealand
    New Zealand3 years ago
  • Good guests

    Interesting insights from knowledgeable guests. I wish the host would let them finish their thoughts before butting in, but it’s still worth a listen.

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    4
    Southern Pig-tailed Macaque
    United States5 years ago
  • So interesting and encouraging!

    Wonderful little tidbits, nice length, can fit one of these podcasts into my day and be refreshed and encouraged. Love the enthusiasm for languages and the Bible. It's contagious. Thank you, thank you.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    listener in ontario
    Canada5 years ago
  • Great!

    Really outstanding podcast series!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CSPerry
    United States6 years ago

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Reviews often highlight the expertise of the guests and the valuable insights they provide.
Listeners appreciate the depth and quality of discussions on biblical languages and theological topics.
Some listeners have expressed a desire for the host to allow guests more time to complete their thoughts.
Feedback indicates that episodes are concise and easy to follow, making them suitable for busy individuals.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Seeing is Not Believing, Part I, with J. D. Atkins: Luke 24:41-45
Q: Tell me, first of all, what's going on in this passage, Luke 24, 41?
Atkins explains that the passage is part of the Easter story where the disciples witness the risen Jesus and yet struggle with disbelief despite various evidence.
What Was From the Beginning, with Elizabeth Mburu: 1 John 1:1-4
Q: Does that echo to you the creation account?
Yes, it echoes John 1, which begins with 'In the beginning'.
Honor Everyone As the King, the King as Everyone, with Jason Maston: 1 Peter 2:17
Q: What advice would you give to a young Greek student who may be getting a little discouraged?
Engage with the language for 10 minutes a day, as regular practice is crucial for mastering languages.
Incredible Things, with Tom Schmidt: Luke 5:26
Q: What should we take from the Greek word used in this passage?
Tom explains that 'paradoxa' carries connotations of both astonishment and suspicion, leading to different interpretations of Jesus' miracles.
Incredible Things, with Tom Schmidt: Luke 5:26
Q: So how did you get started reading Greek?
Tom became a Christian in college and wanted to know the original language of the New Testament, leading him to take Greek classes.

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Content focuses on the significance of biblical languages such as Hebrew, Greek, and Aramaic, with discussions centering on how these languages enhance the understanding and interpretation of Scripture. Episodes provide insights from experts in language and theology who examine various biblical texts, exploring their historical and theological contexts. The short format of the episodes, typically between seven to eleven minutes, offers concise yet rich content for listeners interested in deepening their scriptural knowledge and appreciation. Overall, it is particularly suitable for those seeking to enrich their biblical study through linguistic insights and scholarly expertise.

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1. J. D. Atkins
2. Oliver Hersey
3. Liz Mburu
4. Andrew Perrin
5. Clayton Croy
6. Jennifer Houston McNeel
7. Jason Maston
8. Tom Schmidt

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