Hoi Polloi

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In this episode of Hoi Polloi, Pastor Shah introduces a new Bible study available at Clearview Church on Wednesday nights called Digging Deep. The focus of this study is teaching lay people how to study and apply the Word of God. These podcasts are intended as supplemental material for the weekly study. In this first episode Pastor Shah is interviewed by Renee Jackson and explores what it means for the Bible to be God’s inspired, inerrant, revealed Word to us.

For more information on Digging Deep, check out the Facebook page at facebook.com/ClearviewDiggingDeep. You can also find the notes from each week on Pastor Shah’s blog.

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In this sixth episode of Hoi Polloi, Abidan Shah interviews Dr. David Alan Black, professor of New Testament and Greek at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, Wake Forest. The focus of this episode is New Testament textual criticism. Dr. Black studied under text-critic Harry Sturz. The Sturzian approach favors the reading that has the most text-type support. We will discuss 3 examples under this approach.

If you have any questions or topics you would like to be discussed, tweet them to @hoipolloiradio.

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In this fifth episode of Hoi Polloi, Abidan Shah interviews Dr. L. Scott Kellum, professor of New Testament and Greek at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, Wake Forest. In this episode we discuss the issue of the New Testament Canon. In recent years the view that has found much publicity is that the NT canon developed much later and after a process of great struggle. Is this historically true? This episode will cover this and related issues. If you have any questions or topics you would like to be discussed, tweet them to @hoipolloiradio.

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In this fourth episode of Hoi Polloi, Abidan Shah interviews Dr. David Alan Black, a noted New Testament scholar and the Dr. M. O. Owens Jr., professor of New Testament and Greek at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, Wake Forest. In this episode we discuss Dr. Black’s book “Why Four Gospels?: The Historical Origins of the Gospels.” Along with a brief intro to the synoptic problem, Black introduces us to the Four-fold Gospel hypothesis. If you have any questions or topics you would like to be discussed, tweet them to @hoipolloiradio.

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In this third episode of Hoi Polloi, Abidan Shah interviews Dr. Maurice A. Robinson, a noted New Testament textual critic and Research Professor at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. Dr. Robinson is the co-editor of the “The New Testament in the Original Greek: Byzantine Textform” and many other books and articles. In 2014, he was awarded a Festschrift by his friends and students for all his contributions in the field. In this interview we will chat with him about his reflection over the past four decades in New Testament Textual Criticism. If you have any questions or topics you would like to be discussed, tweet them to @hoipolloiradio.

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In this second episode of Hoi Polloi, Abidan Shah interviews Dr. David Alan Black.  Dr. Black is a noted Greek scholar and also teaches at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary.  In the interview Pastor Shah asks about Dr. Black’s new book entitled, “It’s All Greek to Me”.  If you have any questions or topics you would like to be discussed, tweet them to @hoipolloiradio.

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In this first episode of Hoi Polloi, Pastor Abidan Shah introduces himself and covers what Hoi Polloi is all about.  If you have any questions or topics you would like to be discussed, tweet them to @hoipolloiradio.