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Resurrection, Judgment, and Salvation— NT Wright and Mike Bird break it all down
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35:10Now PlayingTom and Mike tackle deep theological questions about resurrection, faith, works, and biblical interpretation, in today's episode of Ask NT Wright Anything.
Does Psalm 16 really point to resurrection? Tom unpacks its complex layers of meaning and how first-century Jews understood scripture. We also tackle the thorny question of faith vs. works—what does the New Testament actually teach? Are faith and works interconnected? These questions and more in today's episode!
💡 Key Topics this week:
Psalm 16 and resurrection—how should we interpret it?
Faith and works—are they really opposed, or do they go together?
Resurrection as God’s ultimate justice and restoration of creation
How different Bible translations reveal fresh insights
Why engaging with scholarship can deepen your understanding of scripture
Got Questions for Tom? Go to: askntwright.com
🎧 If you've ever struggled with how to interpret the Bible, the role of faith and works, or what resurrection really means, this episode is packed with insights to challenge and encourage your faith.
#AskNTWrightAnything #Resurrection #FaithAndWorks #Psalm16 #BiblicalInterpretation #ChristianTheology
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