<p>We consider the competing narrative claims of "indigenous" Judeans and repatriating exiles in the formation of the Genesis text; we also look at Karen Gonzalez's 2019 piece on Sarah as a human trafficking survivor. TW: Human Trafficking. </p>

We consider the competing narrative claims of "indigenous" Judeans and repatriating exiles in the formation of the Genesis text; we also look at Karen Gonzalez's 2019 piece on Sarah as a human trafficking survivor. TW: Human Trafficking.

<p>We consider the competing narrative claims of "indigenous" Judeans and repatriating exiles in the formation of the Genesis text; we also look at Karen Gonzalez's 2019 piece on Sarah as a human trafficking survivor. TW: Human Trafficking.&nbsp;</p>

Episode 7: Sarah: Sister, Wife, and Trafficked Matriarch (Genesis 12)

Rejecting fundamentalism. Uncovering theologies of trauma and healing in our sacred stories. Other good σκύβαλον, too.

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Episode 7: Sarah: Sister, Wife, and Trafficked Matriarch (Genesis 12)

Episode 7: Sarah: Sister, Wife, and Trafficked Matriarch (Genesis 12)