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New Testament History and Theology

New Testament History and Theology

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 In this podcast, I explore the intersection of New Testament theology and history. We look at a variety of topics in the New Testament in order to understand the meaning of Scripture within the context of the era in which it was written, with special attention to the dates and authenticity of the canonical books. Email me at: nthistoryandtheology@gmail.com I am searching for ways to improve this podcast. Five minutes of your time to give feedback would be GREATLY appreciated: https://forms.gle/MzLWnEBNQCnGfa8m7Patrick Redelings Christianisme Ministère et évangélisme Spiritualité
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    • Episode 32 John quotes Luke

      Episode 32 John quotes Luke
      Jan 24 2026

      In this episode we follow the chronology of the Gospels, arguing that the healing of the official's son is a lynchpin event for correlating the timelines of all four Gospels. In addition, there is powerful evidence for the fact that John referenced Luke's Gospel in a way that demonstrates that his first readers were familiar with it.

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      47 min
    • Episode 31 We can know

      Episode 31 We can know
      Jan 10 2026

      Is it possible to know the order of the Gospel events and when they happened in history? In this episode, we explore how it is possible- and even desirable, according to Luke and John- to form a compelling chronological view of the Gospel events, so that we may know the certainty of the things we have been taught.
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      47 min
    • Merry Historical Christmas

      Merry Historical Christmas
      Dec 25 2025

      We examine the earliest references to the Virgin Birth in chronological order, starting in 48-50 AD, paying brief attention to the famous debate around Luke 2:2-3 and examining evidence that the author of John knew of and believed the nativity account in Luke.
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      42 min
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