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The surprising joy of memorising Job
Ellie Wiener shares about her experience of memorising the book of Job in Hebrew, and how it has helped her in her PhD studies
Ellie Wiener
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Toxic leadership in Corinth
Kirsten Mackerras explores the leadership issues in Corinth when Paul wrote to the Corinthian church, and shares what we can learn from thei…
Kirsten Mackerras
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Tyndale House Podcast Series 3: Ancient Names
In this series, we take a deep dive into names in the Old Testament
Tony Watkins & J. Caleb Howard & James Bejon
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Tyndale House Podcast Series 2: Reading the Old Testament
In this series, we explore some of the more difficult passages in the Old Testament and discuss how we make sense of them.
Peter J Williams & James Bejon & Andrew Ollerton
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Salvation like an Exodus: Exiting the Kingdom of Darkness
Diego dy Carlos explores how the apostle Paul draws on exodus imagery in the Old Testament to explain to the Colossians the salvation they h…
Diego dy Carlos Araújo
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Tyndale House Podcast Series 1: Trusting the Gospels
In this series, we explore the reliability, relevance, and reality of the four Gospels.
Peter J Williams & Dirk Jongkind & Andrew Ollerton
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The genius of Jesus
Jesus never wrote a book, and yet his teachings have influenced billions throughout history. Peter Williams investigates the genius behind t…
Peter J Williams
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Where did the Bible's chapters come from?
Nelson Hsieh explores how the Bible came to have chapter divisions and how they influence our reading of the text
Nelson Hsieh
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The 'Law Code' of Hammurabi
Caleb Howard considers the enduring fame of one of the oldest written codes of law and asks how it compares to the laws given to the people …
J. Caleb Howard
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Reading the Bible in a secular age
Tony Watkins highlights how our secular culture can influence the way we view the Bible, and suggests how Christians can factor that in when…
Tony Watkins
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Reading Jeremiah with the grain of Scripture
Jill Firth takes us on a journey through the book of Jeremiah to uncover the message of hope woven into a story of rebellion.
Jill Firth
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Following the Footnotes: The Septuagint
Chris Fresch follows the footnotes to unravel the mystery of the Septuagint and its influence on modern Bible translations
Chris Fresch
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Faith and works in the letter of James
In 2023, two of our 16 PhD students were studying the letter of James. Francie Cornes set out to discover what drew them to the letter and t…
Francie Cornes
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How to live well: role models and imitation in early Christianity
Cor Bennema looks at what the Graeco-Roman world and the Bible can teach us about using imitation to aid Christians to live well
Cor Bennema
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The ABCS of Hebrew Acrostic Poems
Megan Alsene-Parker delves into the artistry of the Hebrew acrostic form and the vivid pictures these little-known poems paint.
Megan Alsene-Parker
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Artefact in focus: Judaean Pillar Figurines
At every archaeological tell in which eighth and seventh century remains of the kingdom of Judah have been excavated, small female figurines…
George Heath-Whyte
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James and Paul on Wealth and Poverty
David Armitage unpacks how recent research by Craig Blomberg challenges the perceived incompatibility between the perspectives of Paul and J…
Craig Blomberg & David Armitage
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How we got the Bible
Dirk Jongkind takes a long look at the story of how the Bible came to us.
Dirk Jongkind
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Christ and the spiritual powers in Colossians
Diego dy Carlos Araújo explores connections between the spiritual concerns of the early church and contemporary Brazilian Christians.
Diego dy Carlos Araújo
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Biblical Critical Theory
Andrew Ollerton talks to Christopher Watkin about how the Bible's story helps us make sense of modern life and culture.
Andrew Ollerton & Christopher Watkin
