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About Em Blaiklock
Edward Musgrave Blaiklock (1903–1983) was a renowned New Zealand scholar, educator, and Christian thinker whose life and work left a lasting impact on the fields of classical studies, biblical scholarship, and community service. Born in Birmingham, England, and later emigrating to New Zealand, Blaiklock’s passion for learning and faith guided his career as a teacher, university professor, and public speaker.
Throughout his life, Blaiklock was dedicated to inspiring others through his teaching, writings, and public engagement. His scholarship on ancient Greek literature, alongside his popular biblical writings and tours of the Middle East, established him as a respected voice in both academic and faith communities. Known for his articulate communication, charismatic presence, and unwavering Christian conviction, Blaiklock’s legacy continues to influence students, readers, and believers.
This site is dedicated to celebrating his life, exploring his contributions, and sharing the enduring lessons of faith, scholarship, and community service that he exemplified.
Recent Episodes
Featured award-winning podcasts
Peter’s Suggestion: The Transfiguration and the Danger of Misunderstanding
In this episode, Graeme Blaiklock examines Peter’s well-meaning but misguided suggestion at the Mount of Transfiguration. Discover how fear, nationalism, and misinterpretation can cloud spiritual insight, and learn the importance of understanding Jesus’ true mission beyond human expectations. An ins...
Signs, Teaching, and the Confession of Jesus: Lessons from Matthew 16
In this episode, Graeme Blaiklock explores Matthew chapter 16, highlighting Jesus’ response to the demand for signs, His warning against false teachings, and Peter’s declaration of Jesus as the Messiah. Discover how trusting in divine signs and acknowledging Jesus’ identity are essential for faith a...
Peter’s Key: Understanding Matthew 16:19 Beyond a Solemn “Authority”
In Read It Again with Edward Blaiklock, we explore Matthew 16:19 and unpack what “the keys of the kingdom of heaven” really mean. This episode argues that the verse signals didactic authority for all believers, tied to teaching and safeguarding doctrine, not merely a special judicial power for Peter...