May 31, 2016
Bridging the gap between culture and language are two of the biggest hurdles in approaching scripture. For the final installment of our interpreting the Bible series Jeff, Mona and Allen talk about ways we can accomplish this sometimes overwhelming task. How do we read the bible in and out of its original context? The episode, and series, ends with a segment called Biblical Oddities.
Interpreting the Bible Conversation (00:57)
Biblical Oddities Segment (50:15)
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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RELEVANT LINKS
From Our Interpreting the Bible Conversation
- Previous Episodes from this Series:
- Historical Criticism
- Reader-Response Criticism
- Septuagint (Greek Translation of the Bible)
- Vulgate (Latin Translation of the Bible)
- Babylonian Exile
- Jesus and the Canaanite Woman - Matthew 15:21-28
- Jewish Rebellion and Destruction of the Temple
- Sitz im Leben - German phrase roughly translating to "setting in life"
- The Samaritan Woman at the Well - John 4:7-38
- Jesus Through Middle Eastern Eyes: Cultural Studies in the Gospels by Kenneth E. Bailey (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)
- “My yoke is easy and my burden is light” - Matthew 11:25-30
- “For I know the plans I have for you…” - Jeremiah 29
- The Prayer of Jabez
- Jefferson Bible
- Can I Get a Witness?: Reading Revelation through African American Culture by Brian K. Blount (Book - Amazon Affiliate Link)
- Revised Common Lectionary
From Our Biblical Oddities Segment
- Ehud & King Eglon - Judges 3:15-30
- Witch of Endor - 1 Samuel 28:3–25
- The Action Bible
- Jephthah's Tragic Vow - Judges 11:29-40
- The Adultery Test - Numbers 5:11-31
- The Divine Coin Flip - A Perfect God Using Less-Than-Perfect Means The Creation of Adam by Allen O’ Brien (Irenicon Blog Post)
- Monty Python and the Holy Grail - Witch Floating Clip (YouTube)
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