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In this episode, Kim talks to Rev Dr. Jennifer Powell McNutt about Mary Magdalene. She discusses the Biblical witness of Mary Magdalene, and what happened historically to Mary so that she came to be understood as a prostitute. She also discusses the meaning of Apostle and why the Eastern and Western churches remember Mary Magdalene as an apostle to the apostles.
Find Rev, Dr Jennifer McNutt
- Contact at jenniferpowellmcnutt.com
Scripture References
- Woman identified as “Sinner Woman” that gets conflated with Mary Magdalene: Luke 7
- Highlighting women with Jesus, part of his ministry, traveling with Jesus: Luke Chapter 8:1-3
- Scriptural definition of Apostles: 1 Cor 15, 1 John 1,
- Mary’s Message and Being Sent: John 20, Matthew 28, Luke 23-24, Acts 1
Other Resources Mentioned in Interview:
Scholars who have investigated Roman system of patronage: Lynn Cohick, Amy Brown Hughs, Susan Highland
CBE Resources:
- Book Review of Jennifer Powell McNutt’s, The Mary We Forgot: What the Apostle to the Apostle Teaches the Church Today by Kimberly Dickson
- Women in Scripture and History: Mary Magdalene by Kimberly Dickson
- To learn about the Middle Eastern culture and its impact on the movements of men versus women and children, see: “God’s Word to Middle Eastern Women,” by Kevin Zabihi in Mutuality, October 20, 2021.
- “Christ is Risen: The Nonsense of a Hysterical Woman,” by Chesna Hinkley in Mutuality April 15, 2020.
- “Frequently Asked Questions about Mary Magdalene,” by Lidija Novakovic in Prisicilla Papers, June 5, 2006.
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