New Testament History and Literature with Dale B. Martin Season 1 Episode 5 The New Testament as History 2009
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The accounts of Paul's travels in The Acts of the Apostles and Galatians seem to contradict each other at many points. Their descriptions of a meeting in Jerusalem--a major council in Acts versus a small, informal gathering in Galatians--also differ quite a bit. How do we understand these differences? A historical critical reading of these accounts does not force these texts into a harmonious unity or accept them at face value. Instead, a historical critical reading carefully sifts through the details of the texts and asks which of these is more likely to be historically accurate.
- Released: 2009-09-02
- Runtime: 60 minutes
- Genre: Documentary, Talk
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2. From Stories to Canon 2009-09-02
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3. The Greco-Roman World 2009-09-02
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4. Judaism in the First Century 2009-09-02
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5. The New Testament as History 2009-09-02
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6. The Gospel of Mark 2009-09-02
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7. The Gospel of Matthew 2009-09-02
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8. The Gospel of Thomas 2009-09-02
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9. The Gospel of Luke 2009-09-02
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10. The Acts of the Apostles 2009-09-02
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12. Johannine Christianity: The Letters 2009-09-02
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13. The Historical Jesus 2009-09-02
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14. Paul as Missionary 2009-09-02
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15. Paul as Pastor 2009-09-02
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16. Paul as Jewish Theologian 2009-09-02
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17. Paul's Disciples 2009-09-02
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18. Arguing with Paul? 2009-09-02
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19. The "Household" Paul: The Pastorals 2009-09-02
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20. The "Anti-household" Paul: Thecla 2009-09-02
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21. Interpreting Scripture: Hebrews 2009-09-02
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23. Apocalyptic and Resistance 2009-09-02
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24. Apocalyptic and Accommodation 2009-09-02
