1 min listen
The Bible Geek Podcast 22-015
ratings:
Length:
20 minutes
Released:
Dec 10, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode
Description
Is the passage in Revelation 11:7-12 about the 2 witnesses somehow related to the Passion and Resurrection narratives of the gospels?
How do you think we can discern if a text critical method produces sound (or sound enough) readings and/or artificially constrains the possible meanings of a text?
In the Pistis Sophia, there are references to "five trees," from which five divine beings apparently came (with Melchizedek from the fifth). He also notes that Jesus is made to say in the Gospel of Thomas that "there are five trees in Paradise ... and one who knows them will not taste death." What are they?
Doesn't there come a point where the reader interprets the story in a way that the author does not intend, but is still a valid interpretation?
How do you think we can discern if a text critical method produces sound (or sound enough) readings and/or artificially constrains the possible meanings of a text?
In the Pistis Sophia, there are references to "five trees," from which five divine beings apparently came (with Melchizedek from the fifth). He also notes that Jesus is made to say in the Gospel of Thomas that "there are five trees in Paradise ... and one who knows them will not taste death." What are they?
Doesn't there come a point where the reader interprets the story in a way that the author does not intend, but is still a valid interpretation?
Released:
Dec 10, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode
Titles in the series (100)
The Bible Geek Podcast 14-066: The Bible Geek Podcast 14-066 by The Bible Geek Show