The Biblical Unitarian Podcast
Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
Psalm 118 was deeply influential upon the New Testament writers in portraying Jesus as the rejected Son of God, but originally it was a temple psalm that celebrated the battle fought by the psalmist. This episode of the Biblical Unitarian Podcast explores Psalm 118, first in its original context and then in the way it was used by the NT authors. We also explore the messianic pun with the stone and the son as well as the ways in which Jesus is portrayed as the agent of Yahweh because of this psalm.
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228: The Son of God’s Birth
227: Different Ways that Jesus is Son of God
226: Did God Change From the OT to the NT?
225: Defining Adonai
224: Defining Elohim
223: Defining Yahweh
222: The Final Misunderstanding in John’s Gospel
221: The Father’s Agent, Misunderstood (John 14)
220: The Way to the Father, Misunderstood in John 14
219: Misunderstood Discipleship in John 13
218: The Misunderstood Son of Man in John 12
217: The Misunderstood Resurrection in John 11
216: The Misunderstood Sleep (John 11)
215: The Misunderstanding About Abraham Seeing Jesus’ Day (John 8)
214: Jesus’ Promised Life, Misunderstood (John 8)
213: Misunderstood Freedom Offered by Jesus (John 8)
212: Jesus’ Misunderstood Death (John 8)
211: Jesus’ Misunderstood Father (John 8)
210: Jesus’ Misunderstood Ascension (John 7)
209: Eating Jesus’ Misunderstood Flesh in John 6
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