NT307 Archaeology and the New Testament
Sign in to rateIn this course, Craig Evans describes the world of Jesus and the early church in detail based on archeology. He draws connections between archaeological finds and relevant Scripture passages and theological issues. Evans discusses how archaeology sheds light on the synagogues of Israel, literacy of the time, Pilate and Caiaphas, and burial traditions.
Introduction
Introduction
Introducing the Speaker and the Course
2m
The Tasks of Archaeology
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Recovery of Material Culture
6m
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Jesus and the Synagogues
Jesus Visited the Synagogues
6m
Books and Artifacts
Book Culture and Literacy
7m
Pilate and Caiaphas
Jewish Tombs and Burial Traditions
The Importance of the Archaeology of Burial
6m
Jesus’ Death and Burial Compared with Jewish Burial Traditions
Why Such Large Crowds Followed Jesus
7m
Conclusion
Summing up the Course
3m
Appendix: Screencasts
Studying Archaeology with the Archaeological Encyclopedia of the Holy Land
3m
