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Mentioned in 8 episodes
Jesus and the Forces of Death
Book • 2020
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Mentioned in 8 episodes
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when discussing how Jesus addresses and reverses long-term ritual impurity.

Carmen Imes

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Carmen Imes – Becoming God’s Family
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as an explanation of the prohibitions regarding who could not enter into sacred space.

Logan Williams

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4. Contagious with Life: Jesus Heals a Leper (Mark 1.39–44)
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as relevant to the infectious life and holiness depicted in the Gospels, particularly in Mark.


Jason Staples

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Paul and the Resurrection of Israel with Dr. Jason Staples
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as a book where Matthew Thiessen disagrees with the opinion of another scholar.


Paul Sloan

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5. Oozing with Power: A Zavah Touches Jesus (Mark 5.25–34)
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, this book explores the stories about Jesus and ritual impurity in the Gospels.

Matthew Novenson

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Matt Novenson: Emerging Trends in New Testament Studies
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as a really fascinating book looking at the stories in Mark chapter 5.


David Harvey

They Were Both Daughters | Miracles 6
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as a helpful recent study on ritual impurity and Jesus' engagement with death-related impurity sources.


Paul Sloan

Jesus and the Fulfillment of the Jewish Law | Dr. Paul Sloan
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for its New Testament perspective on Leviticus and Jesus' life.

Mark Scarlata

Rituals Teach: Why We Can’t Ignore Leviticus (Mark Scarlata)
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as the book he reviewed on the Pilgrim Faith Podcast and which prompted further reflection on purity and baptism.

Patrick Stefan

Resurrecting Romans: Pauline Resurrection, Baptism, and Kingdom Life
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as a book he encourages listeners to read, describing it as interesting, provocative, and helpful.


Matt Lynch

Matthew Thiessen – Jesus and the Forces of Death


