With All Your Mind

S1E6 - Testamenty Things

What exactly is a testament?
 
Some sources used for this episode:
Lots of etymology dictionaries
The Covenant Ritual in Genesis 15: Examining the Nature of the Covenant in Light of its Cultural and Literary Context.  A thesis by Marc-Andre Delalay, Concordia University

S1E5 - LORD and Lord

So many Lords, so little time.  We'll try to understand all that the word Lord (and LORD!) can mean, without making you feel too crazy.
 
Some of the sources used for this episode:
Dictionary of Deities and Demons in the Bible - Bob Becking, Karel Van Der Toorn, et al.
The Unseen Realm - Michael Heiser
The Bible Project podcast (sorry, I didn't write down which episodes!)
Note:. The spelling of God's name as "Jehovah" comes from a German transliteration, not Latin.

S1E4 - Jew and Gentile

The terms Jew and Gentile are pretty common, but do you know the difference between an ethnic and religious Jew?  And is the word Gentile Greek or Hebrew?  (that's a trick question)

S1E3 - The Names of God

Can you list some of the names of God?  What do they mean and why are there so many?
 
Some of the sources for this episode:
The Unseen Realm - Michael Heiser
The Dictionary of Deities and Demons in the Bible - Bob Becking, Karel Van Der Toorn, et al.
Jesus: Incarnation of the Word - David Mitchell

S1E2 - Ok, NOW the Bible is a Book

Where does the name Bible come from?  And what does it mean?

S1E1 - So, the Bible is a Book

Our intro episode: the Biblical languages and linguistic tidbits about the English Bible.
 
 
Some of the sources for this episode:
The Dictionary of Deities and Demons in the Bible - Karel van der Toorn and Pieter Willem van der Horst
Jesus: The Incarnation of the Word - David Mitchell
http://www.bible-researcher.com/language-koine.html#note1 - Was the Bible Written in ‘Street Language’?