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Strangers in Jerusalem Podcast

Strangers in Jerusalem Podcast

By: Strangers in Jerusalem
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Summary

 Hi everybody, I'm Dr. Trevan Hatch. In this podcast, I explore the Jewish context of the New Testament (especially the Gospels) and the Jesus traditions. I look at the Jewish elements in Jesus' teachings, how the authors of the Gospels utilized the Hebrew Scriptures as they composed their Gospels, what early Jews thought about a "messiah," and a host of other aspects of Jesus' Jewish world. I plan to post one new episode every week. You can also access these episodes on YouTube with visual aids: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtxAhHk24wrfPzFrMrNxcLACopyright 2020 All rights reserved. Christianity Judaism Spirituality
Episodes
  • 38- Why Matthew Hated the Pharisees and Peter (Interview w/ Backyard Professor)

    38- Why Matthew Hated the Pharisees and Peter (Interview w/ Backyard Professor)
    May 25 2023

    In this episode, I explain the few major factors that shaped the political message of the Gospels. I explain why the author of Matthew demonized Pharisees, and why he demonized Peter.
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    1 hr and 56 mins
  • 37-The Pharisees are the Good Guys (Interview w/ Backyard Professor)

    37-The Pharisees are the Good Guys (Interview w/ Backyard Professor)
    May 25 2023

    In this episode, I detail why I think the Pharisees are the good guys in the ancient Jewish world. I explain what we do with the seemingly hostile passages about Pharisees
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    1 hr and 27 mins
  • 36- Interview with The Cultural Hall Podcast

    36- Interview with The Cultural Hall Podcast
    Feb 7 2023

    In this interview, I talk about messianic expectations at the time of Jesus. Please check out The Cultural Hall Podcast.

    For the video version: https://youtu.be/FEaaUlCnGSE
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    58 mins
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