This episode is a special re-release of an interview we did in 2018 with Dr. Michael Heiser. Mike has been a significant influence to Tim’s own scholarship and, by extension, much of BibleProject’s content, as well as to thousands of other people. Mike is in the final stages of his battle with pancreatic cancer, and we want to honor his incredible life by sharing this episode again.

View the original episode →

Timestamps

Part one (00:00-18:05)
Part two (18:05- 33:00)
Part three (33:00-44:30)
Part four (44:30-59:18)

Referenced Resources

Old Testament Theology, Gerhard von Rad
The Genius of John: A Composition-Critical Commentary on the Fourth Gospel, Peter F. Ellis
The Unseen Realm: Recovering the Supernatural Worldview of the Bible, Michael S. Heiser
Angels: What the Bible Really Says About God's Heavenly Host, Michael S. Heiser
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Show Music

“Defender (Instrumental)” by TENTS
“Faith,” “In the Distance,” and “Moments” by Tae the Producer

If you are interested in assisting the Heiser family with meal donations or in donating to help cover expenses in the coming weeks, please use this link.

If you’d like to send a card to the Heiser family, you can write to the Awakening School of Theology. They will collect all cards and deliver them to the Heiser family.

AWKNG School of Theology
P.O. Box 23621
Jacksonville, FL 32241

If you wish to donate directly to the Heisers via Venmo, search for their account at @Mike-Heiser-4.

Show produced Dan Gummel and Jon Collins. Re-released with assistance from Producer Cooper Peltz with Associate Producer Lindsey Ponder, Lead Editor Dan Gummel, and Editor Tyler Bailey.

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