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Episode:  Larry Hurtado and OnScript host Matthew Bates smash gods. Well, actually Larry is the one who brings the heavy artillery, drawing from his recent Destroyer of the Gods (Baylor […] The post Larry W. Hurtado – Destroyer of the Gods first appeared on OnScript.

Episode: Matt L. discusses womanist biblical interpretation with Nyasha Junior of Temple University. If this is a new subject to you, or you’re on the hunt for a great introduction to […] The post Nyasha Junior – An Introduction to Womanist Biblical Interpretation first appeared on OnScript.

Richard Hays joins us to talk about his recent book 'Echoes of Scripture in the Gospels.' Richard speaks candidly about his recent battle with cancer, revealing how it has shaped his writing and theological outlook. After walking us through several of his own favorite scriptural "echoes," Richard covers diverse topics, including figuration and early Christology. His reflections on best scriptural reading practices for the church are beautiful and profound. The post Richard B. Hays – Echoes of Scripture in the Gospels first appeared on OnScript.

Co-hosted discussion of divine Christology in contemporary NT studies with Chris Tilling, author of 'Paul's Divine Christology.' The post Chris Tilling – Talking New Testament Christology first appeared on OnScript.

Alison Joseph, an expert on the book of Kings, discusses the Deuteronomist's view of kings, the role of the book of the law in reforms, redaction theories in Kings, and the portrayal of King David. She explores the prototype strategy, the complex character of King David, and women's sexuality in the post-exilic period.

OnScript host Matthew Bates welcomes David Downs to discuss the biblical and systematic implications of atoning almsgiving. Interviewing from Tanzania, David's reflections on charitable giving for the church today is multicultural and profound. The post David J. Downs – Alms first appeared on OnScript.

Episode: Jon Levenson joins OnScript to discuss his recent book The Love of God (Princeton, 2016). Jon and Matt L. discuss how the concept of ‘love’ differed in ancient Israel, whether […] The post Jon Levenson – The Love of God first appeared on OnScript.

Episode: When speaking of Christian origins, what images and grammar could a first-century Jew use to say that Jesus of Nazareth was in some sense YHWH, the one God of […] The post Crispin Fletcher-Louis — Jesus Monotheism, Volume 1 first appeared on OnScript.

At a glance: Brennan Breed joins us to discuss his recent book Nomadic Text: A Theory of Biblical Reception History (Indiana University Press, 2014). This episode is virtual road trip through the world of biblical studies, reception history, and beyond. Along the way, Breed discusses his run-in with a bear, theories about the end of the world, UFOs, and why he thinks biblical texts are more at home on the road. The post Brennan Breed – Nomadic Text first appeared on OnScript.

Joel Green, Dean at Fuller Theological Seminary and author of "Conversion and Luke-Acts," explores the intricate links between cognitive science and biblical scholarship. He discusses the embodied and relational nature of conversion, moving beyond individualistic views. The conversation delves into the mind-body connection, challenging dualistic interpretations. Green highlights conversion as a transformative journey through scripture, examining figures like Peter and Judas, and emphasizes the role of community practices in nurturing ongoing spiritual growth.