Hi everyone, I just wanted to say thanks for watching the podcast! I did make a mistake in giving an example for "papponymy" (the ancient convention of naming a child after a grandparent). The example should have been Nahor, the son of Terah, who was named after his grandfather (Terah), see pages 9-11 in the book. I used the example of Terah (which was incorrect because Terah's grandfather was Serug). Glad to have careful listeners!

I can't wait for my copy. Wondering if it will be available in Spanish at some point. I'd love to have it for my church's Sunday school teachers.

Taxonomist! She had the perfect academic background to tackle this. Not only for being able to see the relationships, but remembering the crazy names. **Edit** Ha! Just got to the point in the video where you mention her background in taxonomy making perfect sense for her to tackle this.

Oh my goodness! This an amazing product. I am a serious Bible student and am blown away by this. I just added it to my Logos library! Thank you so much!

I purchased this book soon after it was released and I am just blown away. It is way cooler than I even expected. For years I searched for a book like this. I also was always wondering why there wasn’t anything like this available. Thank you so much for all your hard work on this book! It shows. It is wonderful!

@14456AOI

4 ай бұрын

Are you white people ready for slavery? Isaiah 14

@Yesica1993

4 ай бұрын

@@14456AOI Get lost, racist!

In 2018 to 2020, I went through both lines of the kings, how much intermarriage between them, could tell the bad kings from the better ones by who's grandkid they married - it was a jumbled up mess! So thought I'd try something easier . . . Tehran, Abraham & Sarah, Lot . . . Oh boy! Then I drew out a timeline of Adam through Noah - remarkable discoveries, that was fun!!! I greatly appreciate all her extreme detail & dedication to dig in so deep & knowing experts to seek out . . . a lifetime achievement to bless the entire world!!! THANK YOU just does not say enough, but THANK YOU Thoroughly enjoyed watching this video, awesome stuff!

I've almost bought this like 10 times--now I'm getting it for sure! I don't know how you can continue to create such fantastic content day after day. You truly have a gift for teaching and explaining. Thank you for another great interview!

I love her enthusiasm. I just bought her book. thanks for giving her a platform

I just ordered the book. Perfect timing, as I am in a Bible study on 2 Samuel and trying to keep track of people 😄

@daviddawson6179

4 ай бұрын

I am just fnishing a men’s group study of the dissolution of the unifoed tribes of Israel. This book was invaluable in the treatment of the genealogies (and related commentary) of the people in 2nd Kings and Chronicles that were the key players in that time

@14456AOI

4 ай бұрын

Are you white people ready for slavery? Isaiah 14

@Yesica1993

4 ай бұрын

@@14456AOI Be gone, racist. Address the CONTENT of this video.

@14456AOI

4 ай бұрын

@@Yesica1993 OBADIAH 1:18

@Yesica1993

4 ай бұрын

@@14456AOI LOL! I don't know what some random verse from a little known book of the Minor Prophets has to do with this video.

I can think of nothing to say but WOW! What brilliance!

I just ordered the book and it arrives tomorrow.

Awesome video.

Thank you JM for bringing this remarkable resource to life. I was watching the interview with bated breath. Part of the reason I follow your channel is that I'm Bible Nerd, as most of your audience, and since early childhood I was dreaming of becoming an archaeologist, but I became a teacher. Now I see that God wired me to dig deep into His word. Genealogy is very close to me, I also named my sons after grandfather and the other one after great grandfather. I don't have access in Poland to many English resources. I have to pick them wisely and this is the one I will definitely continue studying for the rest of my life. And I was devastated after watching the review of the Archeological Study Bible on your channel to find out it's been discontinued. The content is what I enjoy reading. Maybe, one day, the publisher will put it back to print and I will be able to purchase it. Thanks once again for your work!

@DiscipleDojo

4 ай бұрын

Thanks so much, Paulina! Be sure to email Zondervan and let them know of your disappointment. If enough people did that, perhaps they'd bring it back!

@Paulina.Osawe32

4 ай бұрын

@@DiscipleDojo Yes, I was plannig to do this, also Baker. I think you should advertise your content more often for your new followers. It's on live stream, that I found out the real value of Superhero series. It's now on my TBW list, alongside revelation seminary. Live stream was fun, because of the giveaway, but i got so much more out of it. That's why I was watching it, even though it was 1-4:30 AM here. I also started watching Torah Tuesdays. Sorry for my English, it's my second language and I make many mistakes, that is the reason I typically don't engage in discusions. Have a blessed day!

David C. Mitchell, a Psalms scholar has an interesting take on genealogy of Jesus too in his book "Jesus: The Incarnation of the Word". He is also a renowned expert on Joseph as a type of messiah. It would be great to see him on your channel. Late Michael Heiser interviewed him on his podcast as did Seth Postell more recently.

Thanks for sharing this. i think this would be a great book to have. Unfortunately, I just checked Zondervan and the book is out of stock. Guess everyone watched your video and went and bought it! Haha! Thankfully, I found it on Amazon.

Awesome resource!

Wow! I always struggle with genealogies. God bless this lady for putting in all this work!

Love this content 😭

This was great! Thanks

Awesome episode!

Wonderful stuff. Thanks JM

Great interview!!!

Love this!

This is amazing!

Great discussion! Congratulations Nancy Dawson on publishing this excellent book.

Thank you,JM and Nancy🌹⭐🌹 Absolutely super interesting. Congratulations,Nancy.

This is a phenomenal book. When I did the 1st nine chapters of 1 Chronicles, I drew the genealogies out in a notebook. So I was naturally excited to get her book. Very detailed and nice visuals which really adds enjoyment to bible studies. I do have a question though, if this author reads the comments….on page 47 regarding Numbers 46 (the second Census) - in the “Note” section it says “the summation of the persons in the tribes of Israel listed below, omitting the Levites, adds up to 606,730 revealing an unaccounted for discrepancy of 5000 persons (ie. 606,730 vs 601,730)….. the number 601,730 is correct. For the life of me, I cannot figure out how the number 606,730 came to be. I checked the 1st Census in Numbers 1:1-47 and the 2nd Census here but I’m not seeing that number in scripture. 🤔 (the Table chart on page 53 - Census #1 and Census #2 columns - numbers are correct.)

What an amazing interview! of such an amazing person! I had wondered, as I was reading the OT not so long ago, whether somebody had ever sorted out all the genealogies in the Bible, and I assumed somebody must have - but until very recently that clearly wasn't so. Of course I have the book, but I have it in Logos, where it's so much more facile to use the book!

the link you give is sold out so I purchased it from amazon, have to have this book! God bless this author and her devotion and dedication! amazing video, will have to listen to it again!

I’m just a regular Bible reader and I love having this book to help my understanding and curiosity as I read my Bible…YEAH!!!

Love the show. Time stamps would have been awesome!

@DiscipleDojo

4 ай бұрын

I did not have time to add them this time, since I was leaving the country a few days after this was recorded. But if anyone wants to us A.I. to add them, feel free! 😁

@ichernichenko

4 ай бұрын

@@DiscipleDojo got it. Thanks for the hard work. May God bless your trip there and back.

Just ordered from Amazon

God opened my eyes as I was reading 2 Samuel 13:32..jonadab advised Amnon in his horrible behavior is referred to as “the son of Shimeah,” David’s brother…not Jesse’s son…so I deduced that Jesse had 2 wives…also in Exodus, Abraham’s father in law is first referred to as Reuel in Exodus 2:18

""THANKS""!!

I purchaced this book on my Logos program.

Set an EQ to start dropping it's frequency slope at 110Hz to as far as it will go down to 0 Hz. Your low end is imposing. Be blessed brother.

@DiscipleDojo

4 ай бұрын

I don't know what any of that means. I do all this the best I can with no training or production help. 🤷

@swordtraining

4 ай бұрын

@@DiscipleDojo I hope it encourages you to learn. Have a blessed day sir!

@ava1431

3 ай бұрын

@@DiscipleDojohey he is trying to tell you to equalise the audio in an equaliser in the bass region. Just FYI. Not agreeing with him, just letting you know.

LOVE this book, author, and channel - keep up the great work! Particularly illuminating are these two observations: (1) that, in the Old Testament as in the New Testament, Gentiles were grafted into Israel - God’s covenant family, God’s kingdom; (2) that we too, whatever our genealogical stock, may enter that same family - that same kingdom - by faith and baptism. Theologically speaking, therefore, Gentile Christians are members of the fulfilled kingdom of Israel; and non-Christian Jews are called to become such members. With respect, I’d like to point out one (small?) error on p. 398. (What follows summarizes part of my doctoral dissertation: _Fulfilled Israel according to Matthew’s Plerosis Paradigm_ (Mohr Siebeck, 2024). Dawson, et al, interpret the summary in Matthew 1:17 as designating the following three eras: (1) from Abraham to David; (2) from David to Jechoniah; (3) from Jechoniah to Jesus. And yet, a closer reading reveals that Matthew does not affirm Jechoniah to be the limit between the second and third kingdom eras. Rather, he places the deportation to Babylon there. And the deportation occurred _during_ Jeconiah’s generation. By gratuitously assuming Jeconiah to be the limit, one introduces a new problem into the text: Matthew’s structure involves three eras, each of which measures 14 generations. But - as the authors rightly note - Christ has only 40 male progenitors. Historically, many (mutually exclusive) solutions have been given to this problem: (1) Matthew miscounted; (2) Matthew’s count included a generation other than these 41; (3) Matthew double-counted a generation. Unfortunately, none of these solutions stands out as definitive. In 1:17b, Matthew’s stated task is to measure “from David to the deportation to Babylon,” and part of Jechoniah’s generation falls during this time. The principle of inclusive reckoning dictates that Jechoniah’s generation, albeit incomplete, be counted. The same principle applies to the period after the deportation that fell during Jechoniah’s generation. Again, this period did not cover Jechoniah’s entire generation. Nevertheless, Matthew’s stated task is to measure “from the deportation to Babylon to the Christ” (1:17c), and part of Jechoniah’s generation falls during this time. The rule dictates that Jechoniah’s generation, albeit incomplete, be counted. The apparent ‘problems’ of Matthew’s genealogy disappear once read in this light. Matthew envisioned three consecutive (non-overlapping) eras. And this vision can be defended quite literally, without assuming a sum of 42 generations, a mathematical blunder, a missing generation, or an arbitrary double-count. These observations have important theological implications: they shed light on the Davidic Kingdom which Christ came to restore - a subject I address more deeply in my book. Who knows, maybe it could contribute to a Second Edition of Dawson’s wonderful book.

""James Michael...Nancy/Wow""!! 😊

Amazing! Will be a great tool to help teach at church!! I wonder if she writes about the genealogy in Gen5 and meaning of names and how it seems like gospel message is presented using the Hebrew meaning of the names?

@DiscipleDojo

4 ай бұрын

She does write about Gen 5. But I would be wary of reading much into the names in the way that people have tried to do with the teaching you are referring to. Much of it is speculative.

@quietedbyHISlove_Zeph3.17

4 ай бұрын

That’s interesting! Thanks for feedback!

Does the book also include LXX?

10:00 I'm excited to listen to the rest of the interview, but it's crazy to me that she said knowing 4-5 generations back is impressive. I've been able to track back 15 generations to when my ancestors came to America from England and settled in Maryland (they were catholic)

@Yesica1993

4 ай бұрын

Obviously, going backwards from modern times is different than starting thousands of years ago and going backwards from there!

@johnniebee

4 ай бұрын

15 generations wouldn't that put around 500 years to King Henry the 7th & his son King Henry the 8th? Unless your ancestors were clergy or nobles it would probably be difficult to trace them that far back I would think 🤔 (Not many people could read or write back them.)

@homescholed

4 ай бұрын

@@johnniebee I was able to go back to my great whatever grandpa who was born in 1604 and was recorded as being on one of the first boats coming to Maryland in the 1640s. They were also part of the first large migration to Kentucky in the 1780s. My family is a small part, but known in the bourbon community.

Call me crazy, but I love the genealogies! ❤

Oh I hope I can afford this book. I've got to have it.

I would have like to hear some insights about Genesis genealogies and the table of nations..

@DiscipleDojo

2 ай бұрын

You'll have to get the book, in that case! :) But seriously, yes, there are so many interesting ones we could've looked at if we'd had more time.

😊

The book is out of stock 😪😪, it says that in the Zondervan link.

@DiscipleDojo

4 ай бұрын

Check Amazon.

@adelacarrazana7770

4 ай бұрын

Amazon and Christian Book have it.

@daviddawson6179

4 ай бұрын

A new printing of the book has been ordered by Zondervan and should be avalable by mid March. Some retailers still have a few copies. Thanks

@israelrivera3009

4 ай бұрын

@@daviddawson6179 Thank you.

@stevenrivard9246

4 ай бұрын

​@@DiscipleDojo Did she refer to the brothers of Jesus as "half brothers?"

Joachim is pronounced hwakeem.

Or yoakeem yeremeeya

I have the book but curious about Cain’s wife. Seems like we can only speculate as to some woman carrying serpent dna.

@Chomper750

4 ай бұрын

How could anyone come up with a woman carrying serpent DNA?

Disciple Dojo time is running out.

@Yesica1993

4 ай бұрын

For what?

@14456AOI

4 ай бұрын

@@Yesica1993 Catch up and I'm not talking about the red sauce.

@Yesica1993

4 ай бұрын

@@14456AOI Take your gibberish elsewhere. God's Word is important and should be discussed in a serious manner. Go play games elsewhere.

@14456AOI

4 ай бұрын

@@Yesica1993 Cry me a river.

@Gate-of-Dawn

4 ай бұрын

Then repent and reconcile yourself to God while you still have some time left

Quite an appeal to authority. Someone being a "scientist" doesn't make the nonsense in the bible true or interesting.

@DiscipleDojo

4 ай бұрын

Maybe watch a video before commenting next time, hmm?

@velkyn1

4 ай бұрын

@@DiscipleDojo I did and yep, you still have the same failed nonsense. Her being a scientist has nothing to do with her research. Unsurprisingly, claims of the bible being historical are complete nonsense, the claims of 900 year old people is ridiculous.

@Yesica1993

4 ай бұрын

You've never read the Bible. You neither know, much less care, what it says about anything. Be gone, troll.

@imnotmarthastewart8120

4 ай бұрын

⁠@@velkyn1What is the unsurprising claims of the Bible been historical? The claims of the Bible been historical is extensive. The Bible (from Koine Greek τὰ βιβλία, tà biblía, 'the books') is a collection of religious texts or scriptures, some, all, or a variant of which, are held to be sacred in Christianity, Judaism, Samaritanism, Islam, the Baha'i Faith, and many other Abrahamic religions. The Bible is an anthology, a compilation of texts of a variety of forms, originally written in Hebrew, Aramaic, and Koine Greek. Honest question here. I am interested in learning from your perspective.

@velkyn1

4 ай бұрын

@arthastewart8120 You need some help with reading comprehension. And yet you can't show a single bit of evidence that shows the bible nonsense is historical. I'm waiting. The bible is indeed a collectoin of religious nonsense, that not even the believers can agree about. There are indeed variants since the believers can't agree on what books should be in the bible, how they should be interpreted, etc. It's a set of contradictory failures.