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Welcome back to Onscript.

I'm Matt Lynch, a co-host of the podcast, along with Matt Bates, Drew Johnson, Aaron

Heim, and Chris Tilling.

At Onscript, we aim to bring you into some of the conversations happening in the field

of biblical studies.

In this episode, our newest co-host, Chris Tilling, interviews Douglas Campbell of Duke Divinity School.

If you're not familiar with Douglas' work on Paul, just run a quick Bing or Duck, Duck, Go,

or whichever search engine you use search, and you'll see that he's a high flyer.

And he's making a move now to put his scholarship out into the mainstream to make it

more accessible, which is what his current book is doing.

And we hope you enjoy this conversation.

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Times or wherever you have an ability to do so.

Special thanks to Ed Hatkey for production help

and to Tommy Mullman for his marketing support. We hope you enjoy this.

It's a pleasure to welcome Douglas Campbell here today. We're going to have a quick chat about Paul and Apostles' Journey,

as just been published by Erdman's.

And I wanted to point out that at least Douglas Herring thinks

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