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We must remember that the covenant is also with the animals!

This conversation confirms what I found out about crucifixion many years ago that it was not only extreme violence but also extreme s-x--l humiliation and this is one reason why the 💀 of Jesus is not described as such in Christian literature but rather it's been supplanted by a crucifiction. But the Romans never did perform crucifictions on living persons condemned to the _crux._ As RUclipsr Calpurnpiso Giraldo-Vay said in one of his videos, "You _never_ nail someone up as a god for the express purpose of torture!"

❤ Thanks for posting this to youtube. I also listen at your podcast site. Great interview.

Thank you in this season I admit i was wrong about Paul On head coverings On woman in ministry On staying single On romans 1:1-4 (sacratic reading) Its possible i was wrong about homosexuality... still looking into this... but wow

I love his humor

Very powerful! Thank you!

Really enjoyed this interview, Looked up Austin's book, Wish it was more affordable though.

Now that’s Good News…(GOSPEL)….🎉

Great talk, gentlemen! I just found out about David and this book.

Great job, Jason, as always! I’d like to address the alleged conflict with Gal 4:6 (36:53). The “hoti” in Gal 4:6 need not be construed causally (Because you are sons…). It is better to read it as a gnoseological hoti instead. Thus, following the doctoral thesis of Silverio Zedda, one Italian Bible reads: “E che voi siete figli lo prova il fatto che Dio mandò nei nostri cuori lo Spirito del suo Figlio, il quale grida: «Abbà! Padre!»” (CEI). My translation: “And that you are children is proved by the fact that God sent into our hearts the Spirit of his Son, who cries out, 'Abba! Father!'” In other words, act (what we do) follows being (who we are). We are sons of God. And our divine sonship is clearly known because we cry out by the Spirit to our Father. That this is Paul’s understanding is clear from the more elaborated version given in Rom 8:15f. The gnoseological hoti is hardly unprecedented. For example, we readily say things like: “It has been raining for [hoti] the windows are wet;” or “It must be late for my eyes are red.” By this we mean, “We know that it has been raining because the evidence is plainly seen,” and “it is surely late because my red eyes indicate as much.” Luke 7:47 provides yet another example of the gnoseological hoti. The woman’s love is not the cause of the remission of her sins. Such a teaching would contradict the preceding parable: love for the money lender comes as the consequence of his having cancelled the debt. Obviously, the debtor’s love for the money lender did not cause the cancellation of his debt. Accordingly, v. 47 means, “It is clear that her sins are forgiven - her great love is proof of it.”

David Hebrews 7 tells us the law of Melchisedec preceeded that of Levi, who titled to Melchisedec through Abraham, the priesthood change is due to the change in law.

David many good questions, the answer of the Cross is Romans 5:13-17 and is baptism not salvation. Jesus died as a martyr so that he can judge believers.

where ca we get his books?????????? please!!!!

Defo a different perspective on the resurrection, and crucifixion, thank you

I see a problem with a foundational assumption, for Samaritanological archaeology informs us that the majority of Ephraim was not exiled but remained in her land. Gary Knoppers et al. estimate that as much as 70% remained, and so how could they go into Asia and miscegenate?

I sure wouldn't object to a third interview on this amazing theological achievement.

Hurray! I have been waiting for Part II to come out. I am the second one to "Like" this. Do I get an Onscript T-shirt? Thank you thank you - for the insights into the message of God.

This is great, thank you. I would very much like to dialogue with Brandon over a few details.

This is absolutely the cutting edge of biblical scholarship

Cool interview.

LMLKs discussed at 27:02, "Scholars haven't always agreed..." 😂 But on a serious note, good guess of "80 or 90 sites". My current tally is 87 (counting Jerusalem as 1, but consisting of 21 micro-sites less than half a mile from their geo-center at Prodomos Church).

Chris Tilling needs to be cohost more often. And why does he sound like Ervine Sheblazm?

Inspiring Philosophy did sgared this book a lot.

Dont get me wrong she is helpful to clarify Some things. AS for me He is God the lord jesus christ. Image of god oka i can see that perspective. In the end...Christ is God in the flesh. I personally 'think' we have 3 gods yes but Ehad. One. There is an order in this Mystery. Father son Holy spirit 3 yet 1.

I find it interesting she had Said " I think he is God'. What about 'Believe' he is God. HUGE difference. I hope she hears about what she said. A SEROOUS response. We dont know much about Her personal understandin other than she is a common scholar. Can someone namely in academia clarify her statement..its serious for the body of christ.

There is no argument, Jesus is the Son of David. (Rom 1:3; Act 2:30; Luke 1:32; see 1 Chr 17:11). My question is how. If He is the fruit of David's loins, as Peter said, how is that possible if the central figures in His birth are God and Mary (a Levite)?

Amazing soul!

Is Dr. Wright ever going to do new episodes of 'Ask NT Wright Anything'?

😂 This was hilarious! 😂😅

when will we see another Q&A episode? Been dying for another one🥲🥲

I bought the book!!! Oh my goodness this is so needed!

Remembering, therefore, this saving commandment and all that has been done for our sake: the Cross, the tomb, the Resurrection on the third day, the Ascension into heaven, the enthronement at the right hand, and the second and glorious coming again. FROM THE ANAPHORA OF THE LITURGY OF ST JOHN CHRYSOSTOM.

This man is a disgrace. A disgusting racist.

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Was recommended this in my youtube feed, and decided to at least read the description, but I see there's not much here. I'll pass. BUT, anyone feel free to give me a better summary of why I should listen to this.

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Thank you for this interview! This is so exciting. I read F X Durrwell's The Resurrection thirty years ago, which included an analysis of the Resurrection in light of Hebrews and Yom Kippur. That book changed my life. So great to discover Dr. Moffitt's scholarship. Can't wait to read his books.

This was one of the best interviews! WOW!

A very helpful interview.

Excellent interview and discussion!

"...so fascinating and so frustrating..." (11:05) Indeed. I wish things were more simpler.

This was fantastic. Thank you!

Wonderful interview!

John might have just saved my Oxford undergrad. Got an exam on Paul in two days!

Great content!

Interesting, especially when the mention of Moses hitting the rock not following YHWH’s will and it works to Elijah’s showdown with the false prophets (which I read was not YHWH’s plan but works). And it is both Moses and Elijah who appeared with Jesus during the Transfiguration.

These dudes are so cool

It's annoying that he used de-verbal noun.. The term is "gerund" from the Macquarie Grammar (Australian) resource..a verbal noun.

Cities a few steps from Hunger Games made me laugh and then 😳

I seem to remember that John Walton is not in the mainstream of scholarship