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Here is a quick introduction to our podcast. For more information on our organization, visit bibleproject.com. Show music: Defender Instrumental by TentsProxy Thoughts by Kuhlke Website: bibleproject.com Show produced by Dan Gummel.Powered and distributed by SimpleCast.

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The creators of BibleProject have in-depth conversations about the Bible and theology. A companion podcast to BibleProject videos found at bibleproject.com

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Intro to BibleProject Podcast: Welcome to our podcast! by BibleProject
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Heaven and Earth Part 3: Jesus, The Ultimate Heaven & Earth Meeting Place: How Jesus followers saw themselves as a manifestation of God's presence on earth. How to seek God's Kingdom here on earth. And what happens when I die? by BibleProject
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Story: God and Money: In this episode of The Bible Project Podcast, Jon and Tim explore a story about two Harvard Business School Graduates who are confronted with a biblical view of money that changes their lives. John Cortinez and Gregory Baumer were young, successful Christians making more money than most of us dream of. They were faithful Christians tithing to their church regularly, but when they take an elective class at Harvard Divinity school about God and Money their paradigm about money turns upside down. Does the Bible say we have to tithe? How does the Bible ask us to view money? What does it look like when God’s view of money confronts two young Christian businessmen? by BibleProject
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The Kingdom of God Part 3: God Vs. Kings: What does it mean for Jesus to bring the Kingdom of God? by BibleProject
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Understanding The Law Part 2: The Prophets: Tim and Jon discuss the metaphors used by Moses and The Prophets for why humans are incapable of obeying the law and how God plans to fix it. We discuss Jesus' teaching on the law, the Great Command, and how his followers dealt with the law. by BibleProject
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Heaven and Earth Part 1: What is the Old Testament referring to as "Heaven"?: How does the Bible talk about where God lives? Tim and Jon walk through the biblical themes of Heaven and Earth in a three part conversation. by BibleProject
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Heaven and Earth Part 2: When Heaven Meets Earth: In this episode we discuss why God's space and our space was torn apart, Cherubim, the prophetic hope for New Creation and how Jesus saw himself as a new temple. by BibleProject
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Image of God Part 3: The Garden Was Not Perfect: What is the chief end of man? How does being an Image of God affect me practically? by BibleProject
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Luke Part Three: Good News for the Poor: Luke Chapters 1-6 ooze with references and allusions to the Old Testament to show how Jesus is the fulfillment of the story of Israel. by BibleProject
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The Wisdom of Job Part 1: Suffering Well: Why do good people suffer? Why is there evil in the world? Why can’t God make it so that everyone always gets what they deserve? Many people turn to Job to learn about how to deal with suffering as it is a very realistic portrayal of someone dealing with circumstances that are unfair. But is that all the book of Job is about? by BibleProject
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The Holy Spirit Part 1: Spirit of the Old Testament vs. The Spirit of Christianity: This is our first conversation about the Holy Spirit. It's a big theme in Scripture and often a controversial topic. Tim and Jon talk about how ancient Hebrews viewed the Spirit and the differences between ancient and modern views on the Spirit. by BibleProject
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Luke Part Two: An Overview of Luke: Tim and I are working on a series of videos that will tell the story of Jesus as recorded by Luke in his gospel. In this episode we do a quick overview of the entire book, working through each of the sections, observing how they all fit together. by BibleProject
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Heaven + Earth: Q + R: Jon and Tim respond to questions about the theme of Heaven + Earth in the Bible. by BibleProject
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Heaven and Earth Part 4: What Did The Biblical Writers Think Happens After You Die?: Tim and Jon talk about some of the confusing language in the Bible about heaven. by BibleProject
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Luke Part One: An Intro to Reading the Gospels: This episode is our preparation for making a video series that walks through the entire life of Jesus as told by Luke in his Gospel. This first episode is an introduction to what the Gospels are, and what it means to trust them as an accurate representation of what happened in human history. The Gospels are the version of what happened according to his disciples, and not only what happened, but why it all matters. by BibleProject
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Image of God Part 4: Glory of God: What does it mean to glorify God? Is it simply singing songs? Does it somehow how to do with our behavior. Why is God so interested in his glory? How does this connect to the Image of God? by BibleProject
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The Kingdom of God Part 2: Co-Ruling with Jesus: God's Kingdom is introduced to us in Genesis 1 but then something goes wrong. We discuss how the Bible describes the conflict of the Kingdom of the world and the Kingdom of God and God's plan to fix it. by BibleProject
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Image of God Part 1: Humans as Middle Managment: What does it mean that humans were created in "the image of God". Jon and Tim discuss this biblical theme and its implications for Jesus followers. by BibleProject
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Wisdom of Ecclesiastes Part 1: Not Another Proverb...: The book of Ecclesiastes is a unique book in the Bible that has delighted and confused Christians throughout the years. It is our second book in the Wisdom Series. One thing that makes it unique is where scripture relies on ancient wisdom as core to understanding God’s world, Ecclesiastes’ Wisdom is based off of experimentation. The core conclusion of Ecclesiastes is that life is Hevel. “Hevel, Hevel, everything is Hevel.” And while modern translations typically translate that Hebrew word as “Meaningless”. And it is all over the book. In Hebrew, it is the word for smoke or vapor. by BibleProject
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Understanding the Law Part 1: The LAW: Tim and Jon discuss why God gave so many laws to ancient Israel in the Bible. There are 613 laws found in the Torah, the first five books of the Bible, and they were the basis of God's covenant with Israel. What role does the laws play in relationship to the overall narrative of the Old Testament? by BibleProject
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The Kingdom of God Part 1: The Kingdom of God Is the Gospel, starting from Genesis 1: The Kingdom of God is central to Jesus' message. It is a theme in the Bible that spans from page 1 all the way to the second to last paragraph of the Bible. by BibleProject
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Intro to Wisdom Literature: Tim and Jon discuss the Wisdom Literature in the Bible: the books of Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, and Job. All of these books are wrestling with a particular set of questions. We’ll talk about how we got these wisdom books in our holy scriptures We’ll discuss why there are three different books with three very different perspectives on why their is suffering in the world and the perspective we should have on how to live. by BibleProject
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Wisdom of Ecclesiastes Part 2: The "Teacher" vs. Jesus: Hanging out with Ecclesiastes isn’t fun. The book goes on about the endless march of time that results in death for everyone. Everything dies––humans and animals. We can see that all living creatures go to the dirt, and we don’t have any concrete proof of what happens after that. Depressing, right? Yes––it can be. The teacher is trying to shake things up and dismantle the illusions of the reader, but it can be rough to read. The guys will talk about the context of Ecclesiastes, and why we as Jesus followers can see things differently. I n the first part of the episode (02:37-11:14), the guys talk about the “endless march of time.” Ecclesiastes has a whole poem about aging. We are all moving towards old age, and on top of that, life is unpredictable. We can’t guarantee that when we do the right thing it will work out. Where is the hope? In the next part of the episode (11:45-21:37), Tim and Jon discuss the teacher’s warning about by BibleProject
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What's in your Bible?: Why are the books of the Bible ordered the way they are? Is there a value in reading the Bible in any other order? by BibleProject
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The Holy Spirit: Question and Response: We respond to your questions regarding The Holy Spirit by BibleProject
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The Holy Spirit Part 2: God's Ruakh: What does it mean for man to have a spirit? How does God's Spirit interact with man's spirit? by BibleProject
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The Wisdom of Job Part 2: Where on Earth is "Uz"?: This is part two of our three part conversation on Job. The question in Job is if God is just does that mean that the universe ought to always be run by the principle of strict just compensation. In this way the book of Job is a perfect thought experiment to explore this question. Job has done nothing to deserve the suffering that is inflicted on him. God acknowledges there was no reason. But even though Job doesn’t deserve it, he is still human and he reacts to the suffering in a myriad of ways. Sometimes trusting and praising God, sometimes accusing God of being cruel and untrustworthy. by BibleProject
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Image of God Part 2: God and Human's Makeover: Being remade into the Image of God is a different Christian narrative then we usually hear. Jesus is the truly human one who represents God's reign on earth and we are joined with him through the Holy Spirit to participate in that reign. by BibleProject
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Numbers Q + R: A Q+R on the book of Numbers in the Old Testament. by BibleProject
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The Bible as Divine Literary Art: Learn to see the Bible as an extremely sophisticated piece of literary art that has a theological message. by BibleProject
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Why Does Jesus Say Not to Swear Oaths?: Sermon on the Mount E14 – In Matthew 5:33-48, Jesus offers three case studies about how people can work together in spite of conflict. The first case study focuses on the ancient practice of oath keeping. By the time of Jesus, ancient Israelites no longer spoke the divine name of Yahweh out of respect, but they would still swear oaths by things closely related to God—like the sky, land, temple, etc. Some people used these oaths as a loophole because they felt less serious to break (“I only swore by the temple!”). In this episode, Jon and Tim discuss Jesus’ teaching on oaths, which demonstrates God’s wisdom on the integrity of our words and the danger of even small deceptions. by BibleProject
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How Is Anger the Same as Murder?: Sermon on the Mount E10 – In Matthew 5:21-48, Jesus reveals the divine wisdom of Israel’s Old Testament laws through six case studies. In the first case study, he expounds on one of the Ten Commandments, “Do not murder” (Exod. 20:13). After acknowledging this command, Jesus takes it further by saying that anyone who is angry with his brother or publicly shames someone is also guilty of murder. What does he mean? In this episode, Jon and Tim discuss Matthew 5:21-32, exploring key concepts—such as murder, contempt, and divine justice—and what they tell us about the value of human beings. by BibleProject
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