Philippians Videos

I'm enjoying teaching the Life and Letters of Paul this semester at Duke.  Today we reached the Epistle to the Philippians and I found a new video which I previewed in class.  It's another of the St John's Nottingham videos, and features Paula Gooder in typically lucid form:




I've added it to the NT Gateway: Philippians page just above the also excellent Bibledex: Philippians video from the University of Nottingham.

66 Books in 66 seconds

The University of Nottingham's Bibledex project has enjoyably edited together its scholars saying the 66 books of the Bible in order in 66 seconds:

Bibledex Completed

Thanks to Brady Haran for letting me know that the Bibledex Project is now complete. You can watch all their New Testament related videos here in this player:



Or the all 66 books of the Bible are here:



Or you can simply go to the main Bibledex page and choose your video there.

Bibledex: Galatians

And finally, here is the Bibledex video on the Epistle to the Galatians, from the University of Nottingham's Theology and Religious Studies department:

Bibledex: 2 Timothy

Here is the Bibledex video on 2 Timothy, from the University of Nottingham's Department of Theology and Religious Studies:

Bibledex: Gospel of John

Here is the Bibledex video on the Gospel of John, from the University of Nottingham's Department of Theology and Religious Studies:

Bibledex: Colossians

Here's the Bibledex video on Colossians:

Bibledex: 2 Thessalonians

Also from Bibledex, 2 Thessalonians:

Bibledex: Revelation

The University of Nottingham's Bibledex has reached the end of its remarkable task to produce videos on every book of the Bible. Pace has really picked up recently and I have a few to post. Here's their entry on Revelation:

Bibledex: Hebrews

Another of the new Bibledex videos is on the Epistle to the Hebrews:

Latest Bibledex Videos: Mark

There are lots more Bibledex videos now available from the University of Nottingham. You may remember that this is the project to produce short videos on every book in the Bible. One of the latest is on Mark:

Bibledex: Titus

The latest Bibledex video from the University of Nottingham is on the book of Titus:

Bibledex: Jude and 1 Peter

The University of Nottingham's project to produce videos on every book of the Bible continues with Jude and 1 Peter:

Bibledex: Luke

There is a new Bibledex video from the University of Nottingham:



As usual, it's nicely done. My only criticism is that they should put the scholars' names on screen the first time they appear. They are Anthony Thiselton, Alison Milbank, Emily Gathergood and I think Pete Watts.

Bibledex: 2 John

What's the shortest book in the New Testament? According to Bibledex, it is 2 John. Their latest video is an appropriately short one:



Actually, 3 John is a little shorter, though it has more verses than 2 John.

Bibledex: Acts, Romans, Philippians and Facebook

Lots more from the University of Nottingham's Bibledex project.  Here are their latest videos, on Acts, Romans and Philppians:







And you can now become a fan of Bibledex on Facebook.

Bibledex: Ephesians

There's another Bibledex video available from the University of Nottingham and the book they are tackling this time is Ephesians:

Bibledex: 1 Thessalonians

The latest Bibledex video from the University of Nottingham is now available and it is on 1 Thessalonians:

Bibledex: 1 Timothy

The latest Bibledex video from the University of Nottingham's Theology and Religious Studies department is on 1 Timothy. It's four and a half minutes' long and crystal clear. It mainly features a certain Emily Gathergood, a very good and engaging speaker.



One suggestion: it would be good to have some on-screen credits for the people featured in the Bibledex videos.

Bibledex: Videos from Nottingham University on the Bible

Thanks to Karen Kilby for letting me know about Bibledex, a project at the University of Nottingham to produce Youtube videos on every book of the Bible. Several are already available. This one, on Matthew, is eight and a half minutes long and introduces lots of the key issues in the interpretation of Matthew, with contributions from Roland Deines, Anthony Thiselton, Pete Watts, Conor Cunningham and Simon Oliver. It's very nicely produced and it's remarkable how much they pack in while remaining lucid. I'll be adding these in due course to the NT Gateway.



The others available so far are Genesis, Psalms, Amos, Song of Songs, 1 Corinthians and Philemon.

Note: this is a different project from the St John's Nottingham videos, which I have mentioned here and on the NT Gateway. It seems like Nottingham is the place to be!