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NT Pod 90, "How was the Forgery of the Gospel of Jesus' Wife Confirmed?", is the final episode in in the series of four podcasts on the Gospel of Jesus' Wife. It is just over eighteen minutes long.
NT Pod 90: How was the Forgery of the Gospel of Jesus' Wife Confirmed? (mp3)
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Websites referenced in this podcast:
The Unbelievable Tale of Jesus' Wife, Ariel Sabar, The Atlantic, July/August 2016 Issue
To Catch a Forger (Video), Ariel Sabar, The Atlantic, June 22 2016, YouTube (extracts featured in this episode)
Gospel of Jesus' Wife (Harvard official site, revised "vanilla" version, January 2017 to present)
Gospel of Jesus' Wife (Harvard, 2012 site, via archive.org)
Gospel of Jesus' Wife (Harvard, 2014 site, via archive.org)
Gospel of Jesus' Wife (Harvard, June to December 2016 site, via archive.org): "Statement from HDS Dean David N. Hempton on the “Gospel of Jesus’ Wife”
NT Blog: Gospel of Jesus' Wife Posts (includes links to all the resources discussed in the podcast)
Harvard Theological Review 107/2 (April 2014) (Titles and Abstracts)
New Testament Studies 61/3 (July 2015) (Titles and Abstracts)
The Owner's Interlinear / Translation (via archive.org)
"Gospel of Jesus' Wife": Doubts Raised About Ancient Text, Owen Jarus, Live Science (April 22 2014)
More on the Gospel of Jesus' Wife and Walter Fritz, Christian Askeland, Evangelical Textual Criticism Blog, June 16 2016
Gospel of Jesus' Wife Likely a Fake, Bizarre Backstory Suggests, Owen Jarus, Live Science (June 17 2016)
Karen King Responds to ‘The Unbelievable Tale of Jesus’s Wife’, "The Harvard scholar says papyrus is probably a forgery", Ariel Sabar, The Atlantic, June 16 2016
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NT Pod 92 Live: this is an edited recording of NT Pod Live (April 16 2020); it is 53 minutes long.
NT Pod 92: Live Episode (mp3)
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Featuring calls from Alicia Costello, CJ Schmidt, Michael Strickland, Hugo Mendez, Jacob Sparks, and Jose Corea, and chat questions from Kelly Victor, Fiona Thompson, Krista Fauria, Carl Tapps and Andrew Doole.
The topics covered were (in order):

• Matthean Priority & Marcan Priority
• John’s knowledge of the Synoptics
• Acts 15 and Galatians 2
• Patristic evidence for Matthean Priority
• Eddie Izzard
• Resurrection accounts: differences between Paul and Mark
• The Q hypothesis: how many of my students are persuaded by it?
• TV drama and documentary: Jesus: His Life (History), The Passion (BBC, HBO)
• Women & gender in early Christianity; Mary Magdalene
• The walking, talking cross in the Gospel of Peter.

People mentioned: Ian Mills, Laura Robinson, Douglas Campbell, Ed Sanders, Mark Matson, Barbara Shellard, Alan Garrow, Morton Smith, Ken Olson, Frank Deasy, Nigel Stafford-Clark.
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NT Pod 40 discusses an amusing agraphon that turned out to be a hoax, and the joke that preceded it. It is just under ten minutes long.
NT Pod 40: "Teeth will be provided" (mp3)
NT Pod 40: "Teeth will be provided" (mp3) (Alternative location)
Key texts: Matt. 24.51
References:
Ehrman, Bart D., Lost Christianities: The Battle for Scripture and the Faiths We Never Knew (New York: Oxford University Press, 2003): 69-70
Carlson, Stephen C., The Gospel Hoax: Morton Smith's Invention of Secret Mark (Waco, Tex: Baylor University Press, 2005): 17-19
Metzger, Bruce, "Literary Forgeries and Canonical Pseudepigrapha," JBL 91 (1972): 3-24
Coleman-Norton, Paul, "An Amusing Agraphon," CBQ 12 (1950): 439-49.
"Anecdotes", Annie Besant (ed.), Our Corner V (1885): 120.
"Under the Spreading Chesnut Tree," Everybody's Magazine XXIV (January-June 1911): 142.
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NT Pod 98 is a conversation with Prof. Robyn Faith Walsh, Associate Professor in the Department of Religious Studies at Miami University. It is 58 minutes long:
NT Pod 98: The Origins of Early Christian Literature Without Jesus (mp3) This podcast discussesRobyn Faith Walsh, The Origins of Early Christian Literature: Contextualizing the New Testament Within Greco-Roman Literary Culture (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2021)Feel free to leave your feedback below or on Twitter or on our Facebook page.
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NT Pod 103 is a conversation with Dr Elizabeth Schrader Polczer, focusing on her Duke PhD Dissertation, "’Those Who Love Me Will Keep My Word’: Narrative Variants in New Testament Gospel Stories”, and related topics.
NT Pod 103: The Joy of Textual Variants: In Conversation with Dr Elizabeth Schrader Polczer (mp3)
You can leave feedback on Twitter or on our Facebook page, or on our new Instagram.Dr Elizabeth Schrader Polczer's homepageDr Elizabeth Schrader Polczer on Twitter“Those Who Love Me Will Keep My Word”: Narrative Variants in New Testament Gospel Stories (Duke University PhD Dissertation)"Was Martha of Bethany Added to the Fourth Gospel in the Second Century?" (Open Access via Duke Space; Harvard Theological Review official here)"Was Salome at the Markan Tomb? Another Ending to Mark's Gospel" (Comparative Oriental Manuscript Studies Bulletin article)"Apocryphal within the Canonical: Unorthodox Influence on the New Testament Textual Transmission" (forthcoming article)Mary Magdalene as a “revealer": translated page from the Syriac Sinaitic palimpsest
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