This week, Dr. Sarah Bond joins Bible & Archaeology for a discussion about her new book "Strike" which takes a new look at the Roman history we think we know through a focus on work, labor, and collectives. From plebeians refusing to join the Roman army to bakers withholding bread, Dr. Bond explains how Roman workers used strikes, boycotts, riots, and rebellion to get their voices—and their labor—acknowledged.Buy Strike: https://yalebooks.yale.edu/book/9780300273144/strike/

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This week, Dr. Hugo Méndez, Associate Professor in Ancient Mediterranean Religions at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, joins Bible & Archaeology for a discussion about authorship in the New Testament. In this conversation we cover it all: How can scholars tell if something was falsely authored? How many texts do we think fall into the category of false authorship or forgery? And why does it matter? Join Biblical Studies Academy: https://bibleandarch--ehrman.thrivecart.com/the-biblical-studies-academy/Affiliate Disclosure: As an affiliate for Bart Ehrman Courses, we may earn a commission (at no additional cost to you) if you sign up for the Biblical Studies Academy

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This week, Dr. Mark Goodacre, Professor of Religious Studies at Duke University, joins Bible & Archaeology for a discussion about the gospel of John! In this podcast, we take a dive into Mark's forthcoming book about the gospel of John and the possibility that John is more of a synoptic gospel than it gets credit for.

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In this Patreon exclusive episode, Jordan and Mary Kate look at the creation accounts of Gen 1 & 2. This series is our version of an Intro to the Bible class but without the homework! These kinds of bonus podcasts are usually available only to Experts and Apostles on Patreon but this week we wanted to make it open to everyone. If you like this and want more, consider joining us as an Expert or Apostle on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/bibleandarch.

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This week, Dr. William Schniedewind, Professor of Biblical Studies and Northwest Semitic Languages at UCLA, joins Bible & Archaeology for a discussion about scribes! In this podcast, we take a deep dive into Bill's new book "Who Really Wrote the Bible" for a discussion about the scribal communities responsible for the Bible.Get "Who Really Wrote the Bible" here: https://press.princeton.edu/books/hardcover/9780691233178/who-really-wrote-the-bible?srsltid=AfmBOopKbbzSMugL2XLcZDerRi0M-OuNN4xl5zU2ELBqfU8QvZAzeXkk

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Guest: Dr. William Schniedewind, Professor of Biblical Studies and Northwest Semitic Languages at UCLA, Director of Alan D. Leve Center for Jewish Studies

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This week it's a Free-for-All which means this episode is all listener questions, submitted and answered live on the air.

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Hanukkah is famous as the festival of lights, and most of us know it for the lighting of the menorah and the celebration of the miracle of the oil. But how much do you know about the Hasmoneans and Hanukkah’s early political and religious history? Was Hanukkah always about divine intervention? This week, Dr. Kenneth Atkinson joins Bible & Archaeology for a discussion about the origins of Hanukkah and Hanukkah's early history under the Hasmoneans.

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Guest: Dr. Kenneth Atkinson, Professor of History at the University of Northern Iowa

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This week, Dr. Eric Vanden Eykel, an Associate Professor of Religion at Ferrum College, joins Bible & Archaeology for a discussion about the Magi! The Magi are one of the most visually recognizable aspects of any Nativity scene, however, Matthew's description of these gift bearing visitors is more vague than you might expect. In this podcast, we take a deep dive into the Magi: who they were, what they were, what they are doing in Matthew, and how their reputation and representation has grown over time.

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Guest: Dr. Eric Vanden Eykel, Associate Professor of Religion at Ferrum College

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This week, Bible & Archaeology goes to the movies for a review of Netflix's new movie "Mary." We discuss what we think "Mary" wants to do, what it does well, and what it does poorly, and some of what is potentially going on behind the script. We'll break down "Mary" so you can decide if it is one you want to watch, or skip.

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Are there jokes in the Bible? Why are the Amalekites mentioned in Judges 5? Was David a messiah? This week it's a Free-for-All which means this episode is all listener questions, submitted and answered live on the air.

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