Interpreting Jesus – Miracles, Moses & Memory
2025-09-08 · 48 min · episode 2 · 9 entities
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Can modern historians really talk about Jesus’ miracles? Did Jesus expect the imminent end of the world? Was he a new Moses figure? And if memory is so unreliable, how can historians claim to know anything about him at all?
There’s no one better to wrestle with these questions than this week’s guest: Dale C. Allison Jr. , Richard J. Dearborn Professor of New Testament at Princeton Theological Seminary. He joins Helen and Lloyd to discuss his latest book, Interpreting Jesus (2025), a fresh collection of essays from one of the world’s leading historical Jesus scholars.
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