MSH | January 19, 2013
The latest episode continues the series on Bible study at the word level. This episode focuses on why knowing how a word is used by a single author can be important. The nature of the example I use (“unmarried” / agameō in 1 Cor 7) requires saying something about a word’s distribution as well. Technorati Tags: [...]
MSH | December 22, 2012
This episode continues the series on studying the Bible at the word level. The episode utilizes the audio of a short screen capture video that Dr. Heiser created to illustrate a range of exegetical fallacies that amateur researchers frequently commit when doing Greek and Hebrew word studies. For those to whom the term is unfamiliar, an “exegetical [...]
MSH | December 1, 2012
It’s been several weeks since I’ve been able to do another podcast episode, so here we go. In this episode, the series on taking Bible study seriously transitions to word level research by overviewing some directions we’ll take as we think about studying biblical words. Technorati Tags: Bible, context, greek, hebrew, study, word
MSH | October 20, 2012
This episode of the Naked Bible podcast features Dr. Heiser’s interview with his friendDr. Sam Lamersonabout the use of the comedic genre in the New Testament. Dr. Lamerson is Professor of New Testament at Knox Theological Seminary in Fort Lauderdale, FL. He has a specific research interest in the comedic genre in ancient Greek literature. [...]
MSH | October 6, 2012
In the last podcast episode we continued our series on studying the Bible in light of its various types of literature its literary genres. We looked at parables and offered some guidelines for interpreting them. In this episode, were going to briefly look at another familiar type of biblical literature that is at times [...]
