Episode 19 (Matt 3:1–6) Noting two points:1. Validating the Outlier Perspective of John the Cleanser (I say "outsider" but "outlier" is probably a more accurate term;2. Cataloging John's Various Credentials.
Why poetics of Matthew research is not quite masculinity studies. Should I remove the term "masculinity" from the name of the podcast?This question is once more on my mind since I have recently received my first book review by Sébastien Doane.
In this episode I offer some conclusions for Matthew chapter 1 as I begin to prepare to move on to study other chapters.In the last 9 minutes I read from the Epilogue of my forthcoming book looking at how Matthew 28 corresponds to Matthew 1.
Finally in this episode I get to answer the question: Why does the genealogy in Matthew chapter one refer to five stories of how particularheirs were produced in a particular way by particular patriarchs from particular mothers ...? So why
PG Contains mild adult themes and sexual references. This episode is about the parallel story to how Joseph almost does not becomeknown as the father of Jesus because he thought it would not be right for him to claim to be the father of Mar
This episode is about what connects the first unit and the second unit in what we usually call Matthew chapter one, as if they might be intended to function together as a single, whole as a single unit? It's very easy to treat them separatel
This is the second part of episode 7 which completes the structural analysis of Matt 1:18-25 by examining the centerpiece of the literary unit, namely verse 22.What is verse 22 referring to when it says "this whole thing happened..." if it has
This episode is about the seemingly vague heading at the beginning of the story unit in verses 18 to 25 of Matthew chapter 1, which says: "The Jesus Messiah's progeneration was this way."What is it saying..? What was this way..?What actually en
What was Joseph thinking about Mary when he decided to divorce her quietly?Why did he not consult Mary before making his decision?Does the text indicate an answer? Yes!But first we need to examine six common assumptions. Timestamps for Episode
This episode introduces a mystery: Why does the messianic lineage include references to a few mothers?In the first section of Matthew chapter 1 (the so-called genealogy) prior to identifying Mary as the mother of Jesus the Messiah (verse 16)
Episode 4. Exploring multiple interpretations of the meaning of the number fourteen in Matt 1:17.Why is it important that the number of generations should be fourteen?The text points out that the number of generations is fourteen plus fourte
In episode 3, I try to answer two questions about verse 17 of Matthew chapter 1...Why is it structured in three parts? and, Why is it of equal proportions?Short Answer: The structure of the genealogy is a three-part mythic paradigm of cosmic
In this episode (episode 2), I provide a commentary on verse 1 of Matthew. Verse 1 consists of eight nouns, in four pairs:BIBLOS GENESISJESUS CHRISTOSSON (OF) DAVIDSON (OF) ABRAHAMI discuss the main debates, namely is verse 1 the original head
The first episode of Matthewlinity."PRETEXT"Episode 1 has three parts.Part 1: Agenda of Podcast.I explain the name and aim of the podcast: Critical Study of Matthew and Masculinity.Why 'Critical Study'? Why 'Matthew'? Why 'Masculinity'?