The podcast discusses the call of Samuel as a prophet and its impact on the house of Eli. It explores the theophany in 1 Samuel 3 and Samuel's status as the "prophet like unto Moses." Additionally, they discuss an interesting text-critical issue. Other topics covered include the visual recognition of the Lord, Samuel delivering an announcement of judgment, and events with the Ark and the Philistines in chapters 4 and 5.

This podcast explores the corruption of Eli's sons and Samuel's rise as a contrasting figure. It discusses the overlap between priestly oracular ability and the ministry of prophets, analyzes the irony in Eli's actions, and explores the dimensions and layout of the tabernacle in Shiloh.

The story of Hannah’s barrenness and faithful prayer to Yahweh for a child is well known to Bible readers. Yet there is much more to the story and her prayer than meets the eye. In this episode of the podcast we look at how this portion of 1 Samuel connects to the wider Old Testament, especially the patriarchs and David. We also devote some focus to issues and topics that arise in the text. Was Samuel a Nazirite? What is the significance of Elkanah’s genealogy? How is Hannah’s prayer a strike against the gods of Canaan?

Beyond the stories of Hannah and David’s battle with Goliath, the book of 1 Samuel tends not to be well known. This episode of the podcast kicks off a series covering the book. 1 Samuel is a theological history of the beginnings of Israel’s monarchy. There are not only many intriguing episodes in its pages, but it also teaches valuable lessons about accepting God’s sovereign rule and turning from half-hearted devotion. God is king in 1 Samuel and its content brings home that lesson.

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Dr. Heiser, a renowned expert in biblical studies and theology, dives deep into the exploration of Jude and its connections to 2 Peter. They discuss the intriguing parallels to Genesis 6 and the Book of Enoch. The conversation touches on themes of false teaching and moral depravity, alongside insights into speaking in tongues. They also reflect on innovative Bible study tools that make scripture research accessible and user-friendly, encouraging listeners to enhance their biblical knowledge with these resources.

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The Afterlife with Dr. Justin Bass In this episode of the podcast we continue our conversation with Dr. Justin Bass about the various terms we encounter in the Bible that describe the destination of the dead. If you’ve ever wondered about Gehenna, the Lake of Fire, Paradise, and Abraham’s Bosom, you’ll enjoy today’s episode. OUR SPONSOR: LOGOS.COM/NAKEDBIBLE

The Afterlife with Dr. Justin Bass It’s expected that the Bible would have a good bit to say about the afterlife. But perhaps surprising are the number of different terms it uses to describe the destination of the dead, and the way afterlife ideas develop from the Old Testament to the New Testament. In this episode of the podcast, Dr. Justin Bass introduces us to some of the terminology. What exactly are Sheol, Hades, the Abyss, and Tartarus? Listen in to find out. OUR SPONSOR: LOGOS.COM/NAKEDBIBLE