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The History and Archaeology of Christmas (Part 2) - Chris McKinny and Kyle Keimer

Dec 24, 2021

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The Adonis Colt in Bethlehem

03:49

What Do Tiglath, Sargon and Sinacrib Have to Do With Christmas?

03:48

The East Is One of These Terms

05:49

Introduction

4min

The Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem

3min

The Adonis Colt in Bethlehem

4min

The Church of the Nativity Is an Important Early Witness

2min

Yoow, the Traveling of Joseph and Mary to Come to Bethlehem, and What a Jewish House Might Be

2min

The Birth Jesus With Mary Joseph

6min

I Don't See Any Reason to Distinguish Joseph From Bethlehem

6min

What Do Tiglath, Sargon and Sinacrib Have to Do With Christmas?

4min

The Proen Part of the Prophecy Is Building on This Tradition

5min

10.

The Lord Says to Ahaz, You and Your Son, Shiar Yashub

2min

11.

Isaiah's Prophecy Is a Sign for the Salvation of Judah

6min

12.

Isaiah's Sign of Emanuel in the Old Testament

2min

13.

The Exile of the Northe Kingdom of Israel in the Gospel of Matthew

4min

14.

The East Is One of These Terms

6min

15.

I'll Give Kal if He Has Something to Add to This.

3min

16.

The Last Days of Jerusalem

3min

17.

What's Happening in the Northern Kingdom of Israel?

5min

18.

Johanan and Jeremiah in the New Testament

5min

19.

What Are the Bones of the Children That Were Murdered by Herod?

1min

20.

New Testament Authors Are Amazing at Drawing These Typologies and Parallels Together

5min

21.

Passover

4min

22.

What's Happening in Bethlehem?

3min

23.

The Tower of the Flock - Rachel's Name Means You

3min

24.

'O a Migdel Edder, Daughter of Zion'

5min

25.

I Think There's a Parallelism in the Text of Revelation 12

5min

Episode: In part 2 of this series, Kyle and Chris discuss additional historical and archaeological aspects associated with the origin stories of Jesus as seen in Matthew and Luke. They discuss the archaeological background and traditions associated with the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem. They also explain a number of other historical background elements connected with Matthew’s use of the Old Testament focusing – in particular – on the impact of the Neo-Assyrian and Neo-Babylonian conquests of Israel and Judah in prophetic literature and how that context still matters for how one reads the origin narrative of Jesus in Matthew.

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The Accommodations of Joseph and Mary in Bethlehem: Κατάλυμα in Luke 2.7* STEPHEN C. CARLSON

Hosts: Chris McKinny and Kyle Keimer.

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