Team members on the episode from The Two Cities (@TheTwoCities) include: Dr. John Anthony Dunne (@DrJADunne), Rev. Dr. Chris Porter (@porterblepeople), and Dr. Kris Song .

In our conversation we talk about the meaning of Revelation in the light of its historical and cultural context, but also in the light of our contemporary contexts, especially in the United States, with its unique political and social situation.

NEW EPISODE w/ Prof Greg Carey, who is Prof of NT @LancSem and Moravian Theological Seminary, and the author of the book that we’re discussing in this episode: Rereading Revelation: Theology, Ethics, and Resistance (@eerdmansbooks). Check it out! https://t.co/u3eM6ka6R7

🥂 Yay to @jenniferguo

2 Cities cohost @DrJADunne was the center of attn at his table. i had 1 of Daniel's books & 1 of mine, florals on top 4 centerpieces. Daniel is a chem engineer,all his books were chem. All mine were Paul monographs. I put @DrJADunne's monograph in the centerpiece at his table 😄

Congratulations to our fellow Two Cities team member @jenniferguo on her wedding day!!

Team members on the episode from The Two Cities (@TheTwoCities) include: Dr. John Anthony Dunne (@DrJADunne), Rev. Dr. Chris Porter (@porterblepeople), and Dr. Logan Williams.

In this episode we discuss Prof. Goodacre’s thesis that John knew and used each of the Synoptic Gospels. We consider how NT scholarship came to view John as independent of the Synoptic, matters of dating and how that affects the thesis, as well as alternative proposals.

NEW EPISODE w/ Professor Mark Goodacre (@goodacre), who is Professor in the Department of Religious Studies @DukeU and the author of The Fourth Synoptic Gospel: John’s Knowledge of Matthew, Mark, and Luke (published by @eerdmansbooks). Check it out! https://t.co/qDsgIKJdpL

New theme music, who dis? 🤔

Team members on the episode from The Two Cities (@TheTwoCities) include: Dr. John Anthony Dunne (@DrJADunne), Dr. Brandon Hurlbert (@brandonhurlber1), and Rev. Dr. Chris Porter (@porterblepeople).

In this episode we discuss horrifying images in the Bible and how different sub-genres of horror films can help us think through the function and meaning of various stories in the Bible and what the terror might be doing rhetorically.

NEW EPISODE w/ Prof Brandon Grafius—academic dean & professor of biblical studies at Ecumenical Theological Seminary in Detroit, and author of Scared by the Bible: The Roots of Horror in Scripture (published by Morehouse). Check it out! https://t.co/ZTx45gNskT

If you’re going to Boston for AAR/SBL next month, come join us at SBLAAR for the international craft beer bottle share reception on Monday, Nov 24! 🍻

Three Hundred Episodes!

… Dr. Brandon Hurlbert (@brandonhurlber1), Steph Kate Judd, Dr. Grace Ng (@gvsangalang), Stanley Ng, Rev. Daniel Parham, Rev. Dr. Madison Pierce (@MadisonPierce), Rev. Dr. Chris Porter (@porterblepeople), Dr. Kris Song (@SongKris83412), Dr. Sydney Tooth, and Dr. Logan Williams.

Team members on the episode from The Two Cities (@TheTwoCities) include: Rev. Dr. Nathaniel Aram Warne Adishian (@N8adishian), Dr. Amber Bowen, Rev. Dr. Josh Carroll (@pastorcoolguy), Dr. John Anthony Dunne (@DrJADunne), Dr. Grace Emmett, Jennifer Guo (@jenniferguo) …

Many thanks to Baylor University Press (@Baylor_Press), Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Company (@eerdmansbooks), IVP UK (@IVPbookcentre), Wipf & Stock Publishers (@wipfandstock), Zondervan Academic (@ZonderAcademic), and the Pop Culture and Theology series (@PopAndTheology).

This celebratory episode is full of listener comments/questions, our responses to those questions, bloopers from the past two years, new music for the next 100 episodes, exciting announcements and updates from the team, and the names of the winners of our 9 book-bundle giveaways!

NEW EPISODE of The Two Cities podcast (@the_two_cities)! In this episode we celebrate our 300th episode! 🥳 🥂 Check out this celebratory episode and thanks for listening! https://t.co/PpL0XIluKm