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Sin Sent Away: Rethinking the Scapegoat of the Day of Atonement
The older I get, the more I realize that so many of the problems with understanding Jesus’s death come from a misunderstanding about sacrifice, and misunderstanding sacrifice ultimately derives from a misunderstanding of what the Book of Le...
Scripting the Son: The Making of Early Christology
Guest post by Kyle Hughes, author of Scripting the Son: Scriptural Exegesis and the Making of Early Christology (Eugene, OR: Cascade, 2024).
Christ and the Old Testament
Starting in Hebrews 1:5, the author of Hebrews makes the starti...
The Greatest Michael of Them All! The Archangel Michael
I once introduced myself to someone who suddenly paused, looked at me, and asked if my parents were into basketball.
I once introduced myself to someone who suddenly paused, looked at me, and asked if my parents were into basketball. I con...
The Gospel of John and Archaeology
Guest Post by Paul Anderson
161 years ago, critical biblical scholars were disparaged for valuing the Gospel of John historically by David F. Strauss, who argued in The Christ of Faith and the Jesus of History that: (a) if a text is t...
This Week in Word from the Bird
Okay, semester 1 is officially over, I’ve finished yet another round of surgery, and I’m trying to do some academic deep dives to get ready for semester two, write papers for the International Society of Biblical Literature meeting in Adela...
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Michael F. Bird is an Australian biblical scholar and priest who writes about the history of early Christianity, theology, and contemporary issues.
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