This week, Justin and Dan discuss the actions of the early Christian church, whether or not socialism was at play in the community, and how the high priests handle a new uprising.
Dan and Justin are back next week, wading through the book of Acts. Get your pals and let's see if we can start a church together. Come back October 12 and follow along with new episodes every Monday.
The finale of season one is here! Dan and Justin discuss the crucifixion, resurrection, and what the first deep dive into a Gospel has meant to them. Also, fun fact: according to Matthew, other people besides Jesus rose from the dead?
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Dan and Justin officially kick off the end of Matthew with the capture and lead up to the crucifixion of Jesus Christ. Also in discussion: the legacy of Simon of Cyrene, the plausability of Judas as a character, and why a Pisces woman is never to be trusted.
As Justin and Dan begin to wrap up the Book of Matthew, the story takes Jesus to the Last Supper, as well as to the Garden of Gethsemane. The boys discuss the difference between oppression and equality, the importance of service, and Justin learns how to say Gethsemane! Mostly!
This week, Dan and Justin read Matthew 25 and a bit of Matthew 26. The two of them go deep into the Parable of the Ten Virgins, how to account for inflation when you betray the Son of God, and, of course, who deserves a dab or two of perfume.
Dan and Justin get into Matthew 24, the prophecy of the Abomination of Desolation, and how the Rapture became one of Christianity's scariest (and newest) tools for reaching followers.
Dan and Justin dive back into the parables this week as Jesus tries to explain to the error of their ways to the Pharisees and Sadducees. It's a lot of taxes, a lot of trickery, and at least one Kimmy Schmidt reference.
Jesus heads back into town for the beginning of Holy Week, and Justin and Dan discuss the Southern lore of the dogwood tree, the history of palm fronds, and the infamous table flip heard 'round the Bible.
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Join Dan and Justin as they use history, etymology, and humor to make sense of the world's most popular book--the Bible. New episodes every Monday.