TJ and Kris recap the podcast series so far, and TJ tackles a giant question about his approach to interpretation of Scripture.

TJ and Kris unpack a surprising reading of the conclusion to the Eden story, which brings some much-needed consolation to the exiled first audience of the narrative. Then they take another look at the age-old question: could the events of Genesis 6:1-4 happen again?

Kris and TJ explore more thoughts about the exile from Eden and dive into a second temple period text that connects Melchizedek to the recovery of Eden.

TJ and Kris discuss the biblical Exile, and somehow manage to get the Nephilim involved as they go along.

TJ and Kris talk about the “us” in the Lord God’s statement, “the man has become like one of us…” in Genesis 3:22, and then look at what that could mean. Then they answer a Giant Question about whether Jesus Christ had a “fallen” human nature.

TJ and Kris examine the garments of skins that God made for the humans in the Garden, and then dive deeper into the Mesopotamian cultural background behind the Eden story.

Kris and TJ discover that all is not as it seems when the man in the garden of Eden names his wife. Then they explore a controversial passage in the book of Joshua with planet-shaking consequences.

TJ and Kris mercilessly destroy classic turns of phrase such as “by the sweat of your brow” and “dust to dust” in pursuit of the message that the biblical author has for us in Genesis 3:19. Then they tackle a Giant Question related to a recent exorcism.

TJ and Kris celebrate a milestone 50th episode with an exploration of the symbolic use of thorns in the Bible and in later Jewish writings, before discussing the identity of Antichrist.

TJ and Kris continue their discussion on the pronouncement of destiny that God delivers to the divine rebel in Eden. Then TJ goes on a rant about Biblical cosmology in mainstream scholarship.