Interview with Dr. Seth Postell, Dean of the One for Israel Bible College in Netanya, Israel. We discuss the New Testament's Use of the Old Testament. This includes mentions of how the Messiah is shown in the Bible and categories of use of the Old in the New such as typology, rabbinic hermeneutical methods, corporate solidarity, and sensus plenior. Postell discusses how Christians should be reading their Bibles and how sensus plenior is unnecessary. Dr. Postell and I had hermeneutics class together in seminary. We both received our PHD from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. He studied under Old Testament scholar, Dr. John Sailhamer, and I studied under New Testament scholar, Dr. David Alan Black. The Bible Professor podcast aims to bring biblical literacy to the podcasting world and to the ends of the earth. We do this by teaching the Bible, defending biblical Christianity, and discussing the Bible's relevance to culture. Disclaimers: Any advice given by The Bible Professor (Mel Winstead) should NOT be taken as legal, medical, or therapeutic or counseling advice. Additionally, the perspectives or views of guests might not be the same in every way as the perspectives or views of The Bible Professor (Mel Winstead). Finally, any views, including those of Dr. Winstead, are not necessarily those espoused by my seminary or church. "The Bible Professor" - ©Melton B. Winstead 2022. One for Israel Bible College: https://college.oneforisrael.org/ Case for Messiah series on Youtube: https://youtu.be/8dqCNA-LB4oAbner Chou's Book: https://www.amazon.com/Hermeneutics-B... Seth Postell's Adam as Israel: https://www.amazon.com/Adam-Israel-Ge... Dr. Postell named several several other authors and books near the end of the video . . . . **If interested, you can download a free apologetics ebook as well as learn more about the apologetics-focused education offered at Southern Evangelical Seminary by going to https://ses.edu/professor/.
Kristen Davis shares how archaeology and the Bible (apologetics) saved her faith. We discuss major finds at major excavation sites in Israel. These are limited to Tell Dan, Jericho, and Jerusalem. Each one aligns with descriptions in the Bible. 'Nuff said. the arched gateway at Tell Dan that Kristen referred to is from an earlier period than the ruins of the double gate given at minute 9:13. The Bible Professor podcast aims to bring biblical literacy to the podcasting world and to the ends of the earth. We do this by teaching the Bible, defending biblical Christianity, and discussing the Bible's relevance to culture. Disclaimers: Any advice given by The Bible Professor (Mel Winstead) should NOT be taken as legal, medical, or therapeutic or counseling advice. Additionally, the perspectives or views of guests might not be the same in every way as the perspectives or views of The Bible Professor (Mel Winstead). Finally, any views, including those of Dr. Winstead, are not necessarily those espoused by my seminary or church. "The Bible Professor" - ©Melton B. Winstead 2022. Kristen Davis: http://www.doubtlessfaith.com **If interested, you can download a free apologetics ebook as well as learn more about the apologetics-focused education offered at Southern Evangelical Seminary by going to https://ses.edu/professor/.
This episode works through the first several verses of the Gospel of John. In it, I deal with the biblical text, even the Greek words, and show how they can apply to the lives of Christians. We find that Christians listen to the voice of the Good Shepherd, the Lord Jesus Christ. We find that Jesus Christ is the only way to salvation. We find that salvation is of the Lord. We find that Christians should find their wisdom from the Scriptures. And more.
John 10 possesses a unique section in which Jesus celebrated a secular holiday Hanukkah (Feast of Lights or Feast of Dedication, but not one of the 7 commanded by God in Lev. 23). Jesus uses the circumstance to teach that He is the Light of the World. Christians celebrate this advent of the Light into the world during Christmas time, during a larger celebration of Light(s).