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Mentioned in 11 episodes

The Lamb of the Free

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Mentioned by

Preston Sprinkle

Mentioned in 11 episodes

Recommended by

Tim Mackie

for its insights on the varied meanings of sacrifice in Jewish literature and the New Testament.

How Are the Passover and Yom Kippur Lambs Connected?

Mentioned by

Preston Sprinkle

;

Matthew Bates

has read about half of it and has mixed opinions.

Are Catholics and Protestents Really that Different in their Understanding of Salvation? Dr. Matthew Bates

Mentioned as Andrew Rillera's book challenging the doctrine of penal substitutionary atonement.

Is Penal Substitutionary Atonement Biblical? Dr. Andrew Rillera

Recommended by

Paul Sloan

for further details on the interpretation of Jesus' crucifixion.

Q&A #1: How did Jesus Interpret Sacrifices? And Other Questions

Mentioned by

David Fitch

as a dense but really good book about the sacrificial practices of the Old Testament.

S11:E9 Why I’m Not Reformed: The Contextual Nature of All Theologies

Recommended by

Drew Hart

as a great book on atonement theology.

Ep. 340 Drew Hart - The Disentangling of Christianity from Empire: Why We Need Anabaptism and the Black Church

Mentioned by

Kevin

as a book challenging the penal substitutionary atonement, leading to interviews and discussions.

Scholars Scuffle Over The Atonement Part One

Mentioned by

Ben Sternke

as a book that rethinks the Old Testament sacrificial system.

Mariko Clark: Helping Kids Experience Contemplation and Wonder in Scripture

Mentioned by John Mark Comer as one of the most important academic books he's read in years.

Ep 1232 | John Mark Comer & the Penal Substitutionary Atonement Debate

Mentioned by

Matthew Bates

as a challenging read regarding the Old Testament sacrificial system.

EP059: Interview w/Dr. Matthew Bates on "Beyond the Salvation Wars"

Mentioned as a recent book that challenges the traditional understanding of penal substitutionary atonement.

Substitutionary Atonement Under Fire: William Lane Craig Refutes a New Theory

Mentioned by

Matt Tebbe

in reference to Andrew Alera's arguments about moral impurity.

Paul Sloan: How We Misunderstand Jesus' Relationship to the Law of Moses

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