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Hello, everyone. Welcome back to the podcast.

I'm Matt Lynch coming to you from Regent College in Vancouver, British Columbia.

I'm a host of OnScript along with Matt Bates, Drew Johnson, Erinheim, Chris Tilling, Amy Brown Hughes, and Jules, Martinez, Olivier.

We are so glad that you've tuned in.

We're a collective who are interested

in the intersection of biblical studies and theology, and that's what this episode is about.

Chris Silling is going to be interviewing Douglas Herring about his book Resurrection Justice.

And I also want to say, if you haven't done so, you can give us a rating on Apple Podcasts or iTunes,

wherever you listen to the podcast.

That would be very helpful to us.

And also, I want to remind you that we have another podcast now called In Parallel,

and that is hosted by Brent Strawn, and that

podcast is about the intersection of biblical poetry and contemporary poetry, and it's a different

kind of podcast to our interview-focused podcast here on script and our other one called

The Biblical World.

And that podcast focuses on the history, context, geography, and archaeology of the Bible.

So we've got three podcasts, on script, biblical world, and now this new one called In Parallel,

playing off of the idea of biblical parallelism, which is a hallmark of

Hebrew poetry. And that's a really, I think, an interesting new podcast and creative, and I think

you really enjoy it. So do check that out. And if you're able to give it a rating as well, that will

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