NT Pod 58: An Alternative Version of the Christmas Story

NT Pod 58 discusses the Protevangelium of James and its alternative version of the Christmas story. It is 14 minutes long.

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Key texts: Protevangelium of James

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NT Pod 57: Jesus in John's Gospel

NT Pod 57 discusses Jesus in the Gospel of John. It is 12 minutes and 45 seconds long.



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Key texts: John 1.1-18, John 3, especially John 3.10-18, John 7.41-3.

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NT Pod 56: The Walking, Talking Cross in the Gospel of Peter

NT Pod 56 discusses The Walking, Talking Cross in the Gospel of Peter. It is about thirteen minutes long.



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The episode is a sequel to NT Pod 55: The Gospel of Peter.

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NT Pod 55: The Gospel of Peter

NT Pod 55 discusses The Gospel of Peter. It is thirteen and a half minutes long.



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NT Pod 54: The horror of crucifixion

NT Pod 54 discusses the horror of crucifixion, looking at the archaeological and literary evidence and reflecting on its relevance to the Passion Narratives in the Gospels. It is twelve and a half minutes long.



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NT Pod 53: Are the Passion Narratives "Prophecy Historicized"?

NT Pod 53 discusses the origins of the Passion Narratives in the Gospels, asking whether they are "prophecy historized" (John Dominic Crossan) or whether the better described as "tradition scripturalized". It is thirteen minutes long.



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Key texts: Mark 14-15, Psalm 22

Programme Notes (NT Blog)

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NT Pod 52: Who is this "Son of Man"?

NT Pod 52 explores what the term "Son of Man" means in the Gospels by going through a series of seven indisputable statements about the term, noting the importance, for the evangelists, of Daniel 7.13-14. Other key texts discussed in the podcast include John 12.34, Mark 2.27-28, Mark 8.31-32, Mark 13.26-27 and Mark 14.61-63.

It is about eleven minutes long.



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NT Pod 51: What do we know about the brothers of Jesus?

NT Pod 51 discusses the brothers of Jesus. It is just under twelve minutes long.

Key texts: Mark 6.3, 1 Cor. 9.5, Mark 3.20, Mark 3.31-35, John 7.1-11, 1 Cor. 15.7.



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NT Pod 50: What do we know about the sisters of Jesus?

NT Pod 50 asks "What do we know about the sisters of Jesus?" It is just under twelve minutes long.



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Key texts: Mark 6.3, Matt. 13.56, Protevangelium of James 19, Gospel of Philip 59.6-11, Epiphanius, Pan. 78.8.1, 78.9.6, Ancoratus 60.1.

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NT Pod 49: What is the Third Quest of the Historical Jesus?

NT Pod 49 asks "What is the Third Quest of the Historical Jesus?. It is about twelve and half minutes long.



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NT Pod 48: Why Study the Historical Jesus?

NT Pod 48 asks "Why Study the Historical Jesus?" It is just over eleven minutes long.



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NT Pod 47: Did Jesus Exist?

NT Pod 47 discusses the question "Did Jesus exist?". It is 13 minutes long.



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References include: 1 Thess. 2.14-16, Gal. 1.18-24.

Background information (NT Blog).

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