Bible and Archaeology
Bible and Archaeology
The place for anything and everything about the lands, civilizations, and archaeology of the Bible. Join Biblical scholar Dr. Jordan Jones and guests as they discuss the stories, people, and objects we all think we know. Have a question? You can send it to us at: bible-archaeology@uiowa.eduWhere to find us: https://linktr.ee/bibleandarchaeology
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Episodes
Who Never Dies in the Bible? 08.03.2024 58:33
This week, Dr. Bob Cargill and Jordan Jones discuss three prominent biblical characters who are said to have never died: Elijah, Enoch, and Melchizedek. Send us your questions: bible-archaeology@uiowa.edu Become a Bible & Archaeology patron on Patreon . Want to watch the show? Find us on YouTube to see a video recording of this show. Everywhere you can find us: Linktree This show w...
Free-for-All! (March 1, 2024) 01.03.2024 56:57
This week it's a Free-for-All, which means this episode is all listener questions, submitted and answered live on the air. Send us your questions: bible-archaeology@uiowa.edu Become a Bible & Archaeology patron on Patreon . Want to watch the show? Find us on YouTube to see a video recording of this show. Everywhere you can find us: Linktree This show was originally performed an...
What Happened to Biblical Giants? 23.02.2024 50:35
This week, Dr. Bob Cargill and Jordan Jones discuss the giants of the Bible: the nephilim, their descendants, and later attempts to 'fix' the problem of biblical giants. Send us your questions: bible-archaeology@uiowa.edu Become a Bible & Archaeology patron on Patreon . Want to watch the show? Find us on YouTube to see a video recording of this show. Everywhere you can find us...
Who was Baal? 16.02.2024 58:54
This week, Dr. Bob Cargill and Jordan Jones discuss the identity of Baal and Baal's influence on the Hebrew Bible. Send us your questions: bible-archaeology@uiowa.edu Become a Bible & Archaeology patron on Patreon . Want to watch the show? Find us on YouTube to see a video recording of this show. Everywhere you can find us: Linktree This show was originally performed and record...
The Miracles of Jesus 09.02.2024 55:25
This week, Dr. Bob Cargill and Jordan Jones discuss the miracles of Jesus: their purpose, miracle vs. magic, and the role of disability in healing miracles. Send us your questions: bible-archaeology@uiowa.edu Become a Bible & Archaeology patron on Patreon . Want to watch the show? Find us on YouTube to see a video recording of this show. Everywhere you can find us: Linktree This sh...
Free-for-All! (Feb 2, 2024) 02.02.2024 59:09
This week it's a Free-for-All, which means this episode is all listener questions, submitted and answered live on the air. Want to watch the show? Find us here on YouTube to see a video recording of this show. This show was originally performed and recorded live. Hosted by Robert Cargill and Jordan Jones Produced by Jordan Jones Additional Contributors: Mary Kathryn Lichty and Noah Jedlicka...
Who was Melchizedek? 26.01.2024 56:43
This week, Dr. Bob Cargill and Jordan Jones discuss one of the Bible's most enigmatic characters: Melchizedek. Send us your questions: bible-archaeology@uiowa.edu Become a Bible & Archaeology patron on Patreon . Want to watch the show? Find us on YouTube to see a video recording of this show. Everywhere you can find us: Linktree This show was originally performed and recorded l...
The Ark of the Covenant 19.01.2024 59:59
This week, Dr. Bob Cargill and Jordan Jones discuss the Ark of the Covenant, its origins, importance, and disappearance. Join Dr. Cargill for his new online course Cities of the Bible Send us your questions: bible-archaeology@uiowa.edu Become a Bible & Archaeology patron on Patreon . Want to watch the show? Find us on YouTube to see a video recording of this show. Everywhere you can...
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