Episode 3: Slavery in the Ancient Mediterranean World and the New Testament with Robin Thompson

In this episode, we explore the heart-wrenching and often divisive topic of slavery in the Ancient Mediterranean World and its relation to the New Testament and the earliest Christians. Robin Thompson (PhD, Dallas Theological Seminary) is Adjunct Professor of Theology at Houston Baptist University and a visiting professor of New Testament Studies at Dallas TheologicalContinue reading “Episode 3: Slavery in the Ancient Mediterranean World and the New Testament with Robin Thompson”

Episode 2: Intertextuality and the Old Testament in the New Testament with Mario Melendez

In this episode of the Engaging the New Testament podcast, we will be exploring intertextuality. Basically, “intertextuality” means the use of one text or set of texts in another text, like when someone in a movie or on a website quotes someone else or purposely says something to remind you of another work, person, orContinue reading “Episode 2: Intertextuality and the Old Testament in the New Testament with Mario Melendez”

Episode 1: New Testament Text Criticism with Elijah Hixson and Peter Gurry

In this episode of the Engaging the New Testament podcast, we explore the fascinating topic of New Testament textual criticism. Textual Criticism, in a nutshell, is the study of how we establish the most accurate text of the New Testament. This area of study is critical for understanding the New Testament, but many people struggleContinue reading “Episode 1: New Testament Text Criticism with Elijah Hixson and Peter Gurry”