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This episode introduces a way of reading Genesis 1–11 that takes seriously its ancient context.
We explore how Genesis functions as a theological challenge to the gods and worldviews of the ancient Near East, and why understanding that world can deepen how we understand creation, flood narratives, and the identity of Yahweh.
This is not the only lens for reading Genesis, but it is an important one that helps us hear the force of the text more clearly.
Resources and notes are linked below.
Resources:
Google Drive: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1BxXrWH9kdcPa1lrzz7WjVzBwellrdcbi?usp=sharing
By Daniel Babalola5
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This episode introduces a way of reading Genesis 1–11 that takes seriously its ancient context.
We explore how Genesis functions as a theological challenge to the gods and worldviews of the ancient Near East, and why understanding that world can deepen how we understand creation, flood narratives, and the identity of Yahweh.
This is not the only lens for reading Genesis, but it is an important one that helps us hear the force of the text more clearly.
Resources and notes are linked below.
Resources:
Google Drive: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1BxXrWH9kdcPa1lrzz7WjVzBwellrdcbi?usp=sharing