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*Connecting the Dots* brings the world of the Bible back into view – its geography, archaeology, ancient documents, political tensions, and cultural realities – so Scripture can be understood the way its first hearers would have experienced it. Hosted by Dr. Tom Zelt with colleagues Phil and Cara, this podcast explores how biblical events, places, and themes intersect across centuries. Rather than treating stories as isolated episodes, we trace the connections: how the Bronze Age collapse informs Judges, how the Assyrian battle imagery shapes Isaiah, how Temple geography intensifies Holy Week, how Jewish legal traditions illuminate John’s Gospel, and how archaeology and ancient sources speak into questions surrounding Jesus’ life, death, and resurrection. Each episode engages Scripture seriously while interacting with historical sources such as the Dead Sea Scrolls, the Talmud, inscriptions, and material remains from the land of Israel. We also explore overlooked biblical locations, practical insights for Israel study tours, and how understanding the setting transforms familiar passages into vivid, coherent narratives. If you want to see how the Bible’s history, land, language, and literature connect, this podcast is for you. Because when you understand the setting, you see the story more clearly. When you see the story clearly, you see God’s work more fully.
Unknown Host hosts Connecting the Dots, a general show with 8 episodes published.
SUMMARY Dr. Tom Zelt hosts Impact Biblical Resources’ “Connecting the Dots” with Phil and Kara, introducing five often-skipped Israel study-tour sites that bring biblical context to life. They emphasize the Shephelah low
Summary In this episode Dr. Tom Zelt hosts Connecting the Dots with Phil and Kara to discuss how Israel study tours should prioritize accurate, biblically informative sites rather than emotionally driven or historically
Summary Dr. Tom Zelt and friends Phil and Kara discuss why God revealed himself through historical events and human agency, arguing this choice—grounded in Genesis 3’s promise of an offspring who would defeat the serpent
Show notes Connecting the Dots: How Biblical Archaeology Brings Scripture to Life Dr. Tom Zelt, Phil and Cara, discusses how archaeological discoveries can deepen teaching and understanding of Scripture by reconnecting r
“Connecting the Dots” podcast from Impact Biblical Resources hosted by Dr. Tom Zelt continues a two-part discussion on seven rational reasons to believe in the resurrection of Jesus. The discussion focuses on the legitim
Dr. Tom Zelt talks with colleagues Phil and Kara about why the resurrection of Jesus is the linchpin of the Christian faith, referencing 1 Corinthians 15 and Zelt’s book, The Linchpin: Seven Reasons It’s Logical To Belie
Dr. Tom Zelt, with colleagues Cara and Phil continues a discussion of rising tension in John’s Gospel by examining the “arrest warrant” implied in John 11:57 and a related passage in the Babylonian Talmud that cites he a
This first full episode of "Connecting the Dots" from Impact Biblical Resources, hosted by Dr. Tom Zelt with colleagues Phil and Kara, introduces the theme "In Your Face Holy Week," arguing that Jesus intentionally inten
Dr. Tom Zelt, with colleagues Phil and Cara, introduces “Connecting the Dots,” a new podcast from Impact Biblical Resources focused on connecting the biblical world’s setting—geography, archaeology, historical documents,
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