Conversion Metaphors in Ancient Jewish Writings @BibleBrodown
Conversion Metaphors in Ancient Jewish Writings  @BibleBrodown
Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
Billy Wendeln and Matthew Chisholm of the Bible Brodown podcast delve into the Talmud and other ancient Jewish writings and thought to see what language and understanding they used and had in regards to conversion. We look at language such as reborn, rebirth, new creatures, circumcision and immersion, and how these were not ontological changes, but legal and world-view changes.
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Conversion Metaphors in Ancient Jewish Writings

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