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Tyndale House Podcast

Tyndale House, Cambridge
Tyndale House
Old Testament
Textual Criticism
New Testament
Christianity
Gospels
New Testament Manuscripts
Prophetic Literature
Micah
Jonah
Abraham
Bible
Covenant
Book Of Acts
Jesus
Jeroboam II
Psalms
Hezekiah
Codex Vaticanus
Papyri Manuscripts

Tyndale House, Cambridge, brings you insights from high-level Bible research to help you understand the Bible more and explore reasons why it can be trusted.

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Step into the very first verse of the Bible with a new podcast series from Tyndale House, Cambridge, on Genesis (The Creation Story). 

Episode 1 explores the full depth of Genesis 1:1 'In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth'. This s... more

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Step into the ancient world with our deep dive into Genesis, our most ambitious series yet.

Travel from the text of Genesis to the tablets of Assyria with expert Dr Caleb Howard. Explore what the original Hebrew reveals beneath the surface and disco... more

This week we have one of our occasional Meet the Scholar episodes. Dr Tony Watkins, the Fellow for Public Engagement, talks to Dr Rebecca Idestrom about her work researching the presentation of God's glory in the Bible. Dr Idestrom currently teaches ... more

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In this 'Meet the Scholar' episode, Dr Thomas Schmidt, author of the book, Josephus and Jesus, talks to Dr Tony Watkins about the many connections Josephus had to various members of the 1st century Jewish-elite who were likely to have been at Jesus's... more

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Recent Guests

Christopher Ash
Author of the Advent devotional 'Repeat the Sounding Joy'
The Good Book Company
Episode: S8E4. Repeat the Sounding Joy: Advent Devotionals with Christopher Ash (part 4)
Dr. Peter Williams
Principal of Tyndale House and author of 'Can We Trust the Gospels'
Tyndale House
Episode: S7E1: The trustworthiness of the Gospels 1 – Dr Peter J. Williams
Dr. Dani Treweek
Post-doctoral theological researcher and Anglican Diocesan Research Officer
Sydney Anglican Diocese
Episode: Meet the Scholar: Dr Dani Treweek on the theology of singleness
Wesley Huff
Biblical scholar, historian, and Central Canada Director for Apologetics Canada
Apologetics Canada
Episode: Faith, research, and the reliability of Scripture: Interview with Wes Huff
Tom Schmidt
Professor and author of 'Josephus and Jesus, New Evidence for the One Called Christ'
Episode: Did Josephus know people who were present at Jesus's trial? Interview with Dr Tom Schmidt (part 2)
Dr. Tom C. Schmidt
Professor and author of 'Josephus and Jesus, New Evidence for the One They Call Christ'
Fairfield University
Episode: Did Josephus really write about Jesus? Interview with Dr Tom Schmidt (part 1)
Dirk Jongkind
Vice Principal Academic at Tyndale House, with a focus on the Greek New Testament.
Tyndale House
Episode: S5E1: What is a manuscript and why should we study them?
Nelson Hsieh
Research Associate in New Testament Text and Languages.
Tyndale House
Episode: S5E1: What is a manuscript and why should we study them?
Ahreum Kim
Reader at Tyndale House and scholar focused on New Testament studies
Tyndale House
Episode: Meet the Scholar: Dr Ahreum Kim on the cultural context of 1 John

Hosts

Tony Watkins
Host and Co-host of various episodes, engaged in discussions on biblical narratives and theological implications.
Peter Williams
Principal at Tyndale House, frequently discusses biblical scholarship and the reliability of scriptures.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 135 ratings
  • Rich and helpful

    As a pastor who loves to study, I found this episode especially helpful, since this spoke into the privileges of being able to dive deeply into God’s word, but also the particular sinful tendencies that a Christian academic, theologian or, by implication, studying pastor, may be exposed to. I was blessed by the two Bible passages that were opened up in this episode. I hope many others are similarly blessed.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    interest 123
    United Kingdom5 months ago
  • Thank you

    I am just jumping into season 5, but I am loving an intellectually honest and biblically faithful review of the manuscripts! Keep more content like this coming please!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    GregoryS12
    United Statesa year ago
  • Top Notch Scholarship

    Thank you, Tyndall House for the great work you’re doing.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Makarios7D
    Canadaa year ago
  • Thought provoking

    Excellent on all things biblical scholarship and highly accessible

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Once Lost - Now Found
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Brilliant!

    I have been looking for a podcast that focuses on teaching more about The Holy Bible and the reliability of the writings themselves - and after going through the Bible Course on the Bible Society’s website I was thrilled to discover such an accessible resource (thanks to their recommendation!). This podcast has been an extremely interesting and helpful source of sound teaching and information for me to learn on my own journey to understand about God and His Word, as well as equipping me with kno... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    melaqueshia
    United Kingdom2 years ago

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Many find the content to be well-researched and informative, particularly valuing the insights provided by expert guests.
The podcast is noted for its high production value and accessible presentation of complex theological topics.
The engaging format and personal reflections by hosts contribute to enriching the listening experience, making it relatable and applicable to personal faith journeys.
Listeners appreciate the intellectually honest and biblically faithful discussions that help deepen their understanding of scripture.

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Faith, research, and the reliability of Scripture: Interview with Wes Huff
Q: What advice do you have for people thinking about beginning out on a path of learning more about apologetics or biblical scholarship?
Wes suggests understanding if the interest is career-driven or a calling, emphasizing that everyone can engage in apologetics practically in their work.
Faith, research, and the reliability of Scripture: Interview with Wes Huff
Q: Imagine you had several lifetimes, what else might you want to be learning about?
If given the ability, Wes would like to become an archaeologist and explore the vast amounts of uncovered history still buried under sites in Egypt and elsewhere.
Faith, research, and the reliability of Scripture: Interview with Wes Huff
Q: I'd love to dig down a little bit on your PhD. So why don't we start with a sort of really broad level overview of what it's about?
Wes studies ancient Christian scribal culture, emphasizing the importance of manuscripts in shaping early Christianity.
S6E5: Making sense of the book of Amos
Q: What's the section about?
It is a lamentation over Israel’s fall and a call to seek God for life amidst judgment.
S6E5: Making sense of the book of Amos
Q: How should we respond to it?
Reflect on the power of lament and acknowledge the relational aspect of sin against God, rather than just a checklist approach.

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What is Tyndale House Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Focusing on biblical scholarship and interpretation, content explores themes from the Gospels, historical context of Scripture, and theological implications of faith. Episodes often feature expert guests discussing their books and insights on Christianity, addressing topics such as Advent, biblical characters, and the integration of faith with academic pursuits. A unique aspect of the show is its emphasis on scholarly debates related to scripture's reliability and deeper meanings, making it particularly interesting for those seeking a thoughtful and informed understanding of the Bible. The discussions are enriched by a blend of historical references and contemporary applications, appealing to listeners looking for depth in their faith journ... more

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2. Dr. Peter Williams
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7. Dirk Jongkind
8. Nelson Hsieh

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