Episode · This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von · 2025-12-23
Books mentioned on #630 - Stephen Wilson Jr.
Stephen Wilson Jr. is a musician and songwriter originally from southern Indiana.
Stephen Wilson Jr. discussed Bible, The New Testament: an Introduction for the General Reader by Oscar Cullmann, and The Body by Stephen King. Theo Von discussed Hebrews by Paul Ellingworth.
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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Bible
Bible by Bible is the foundational canonical text of Judaism and Christianity, comprising ancient narratives, laws, poetry, and prophetic writings that have shaped Western civilization.
Discussed“I joke around that you know my you know my dad um you know he was he was named after a martyr in the Bible like my grandmother named him after a guy that was um had rocks thrown at him until he died in the Bible.”
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The New Testament: an Introduction for the General Reader
The New Testament: an Introduction for the General Reader by Oscar Cullmann is a foundational text and scholarly overview providing historical and theological context for the Christian scriptures.
Discussed“And that's when he became Paul and he wrote literally probably twothirds of the the New Testament or at least a lot of it. Um half of it at least.”
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Hebrews
Hebrews is a canonical biblical text traditionally studied within theological discourse for its exploration of faith, perseverance, and the priestly mediation of Jesus.
Discussed“There's a lot of books that they believe were written by Paul, like the book of Hebrews that there's like no author, but they believe even he wrote like books that nobody has any author to like they just they can identify his style of writing and be like it had to be Paul.”
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The Body
The Body by Stephen King is a celebrated coming-of-age novella included in the author's collection Different Seasons that follows a group of young boys searching for a missing body.
Discussed“That movie is based off a Stephen King nolla called The Body.”
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