4 chapters across the catalog
Gospel Typology: Jesus, Titus, and Josephus
The segment discusses parallels between the Gospels' Jesus narrative and the actions of Titus and Josephus, highlighting similarities in locations, concepts, and language, such as the "fishers of men" motif and the interpretation of "devils" as rebels against Rome.
Gospels, Josephus, and Roman Parallels
The segment discusses parallels between events described in the Gospels and historical accounts by Josephus, particularly focusing on the story of the Gadara swine and crucifixions, suggesting potential influences and interpretations by Gospel writers.
Jesus and Titus Parallels in Campaigns
The segment discusses parallels between the campaigns of Jesus and Titus, focusing on their journeys, actions, and pronouncements related to Jerusalem, highlighting similarities in their narratives.
Cannibalism Parallels: Josephus, Gospels, and Lizard People
The segment explores parallels between Josephus's account of a woman eating her son during the siege of Jerusalem and the Christian Eucharist, drawing connections to cannibalistic themes and conspiracy theories about "lizard people."
