And how does that make you feel? Some resources I used for this episode: What Does ‘Abba’ Really Mean? - Logos Blog The Revisionary Potential of “Abba! Father!” in the Letters of Paul - Sigve Tonstad Lexham Theological Dictionary Contact me at: withallyourmindpodcast@gmail.com
What does gospel mean, and what language is that? What should evangelism be? Some resources I used for this episode: The Theological Dictionary of the New Testament The Lexham Theological Wordbook Contact me at: withallyourmindpodcast@gmail.com
What does Jesus' name mean and is it important that he has that particular name? Was it surprising that Jesus was the Messiah or did it make sense? Some resources I used for this episode: Jesus: The Incarnation of the Word - David Mitchell The Bible Project podcast - Paradigm and Priest series’ Contact me at: withallyourmindpodcast@gmail.com
When should you call it Israel, and when should you call it Palestine? And how about Canaan? Don't worry, I'm avoiding politics with this one. Some resources I used for this episode: The Lexham Bible Dictionary Contact me at: withallyourmindpodcast@gmail.com
How did someone in the Old Testament think about the Messiah? And what does anointed mean after all? Some resources used for this episode: The Life and Times of Jesus the Messiah - Alfred Edersheim Jesus: The Incarnation of the Word - David Mitchell The Dead Sea Scrolls Today - James VanderKam The Bible Project podcast - Paradigm series Contact me at: withallyourmind@gmail.com
Some info about myself, the plans and philosophy of the podcast and starting this episode, here's the podcast email for you to use if you need: withallyourmindpodcast@gmail.com
If you're a Christian or a Jew, you have heard a lot about the Messiah. But what is a messiah? Does that idea exist outside of the Jewish/Christian Bible? Where did it come from? Some of the sources used for this episode: Jesus: The Incarnation of the Word - David Mitchell The Life and Times of Jesus the Messiah - Alfred Edersheim The Bible Project podcast - Paradigm series
What exactly is a testament? Some sources used for this episode: Lots of etymology dictionaries The Covenant Ritual in Genesis 15: Examining the Nature of the Covenant in Light of its Cultural and Literary Context. A thesis by Marc-Andre Delalay, Concordia University
So many Lords, so little time. We'll try to understand all that the word Lord (and LORD!) can mean, without making you feel too crazy. Some of the sources used for this episode: Dictionary of Deities and Demons in the Bible - Bob Becking, Karel Van Der Toorn, et al. The Unseen Realm - Michael Heiser The Bible Project podcast (sorry, I didn't write down which episodes!) Note:. The spelling of God's name as "Jehovah" comes from a German transliteration, not Latin....
The terms Jew and Gentile are pretty common, but do you know the difference between an ethnic and religious Jew? And is the word Gentile Greek or Hebrew? (that's a trick question)
Can you list some of the names of God? What do they mean and why are there so many? Some of the sources for this episode: The Unseen Realm - Michael Heiser The Dictionary of Deities and Demons in the Bible - Bob Becking, Karel Van Der Toorn, et al. Jesus: Incarnation of the Word - David Mitchell
Where does the name Bible come from? And what does it mean?
Our intro episode: the Biblical languages and linguistic tidbits about the English Bible. Some of the sources for this episode: The Dictionary of Deities and Demons in the Bible - Karel van der Toorn and Pieter Willem van der Horst Jesus: The Incarnation of the Word - David Mitchell http://www.bible-researcher.com/language-koine.html#note1 - Was the Bible Written in ‘Street Language’?...
