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The Bible Message without Patriarchy episodes
- Genesis 28, When Racial Prejudice Masquerades as God's Will
In this podcast episode, we read Genesis chapter 28 from the Common English Bible. A thorough investigation of the Bible's language and context reveals that God stands opposed to racism and sexism, as well as the violence that often results from prejudice.
15 min - Genesis 28, When Racial Prejudice Masquerades as God's WillIn this podcast episode, we read Genesis chapter 28 from the Common English Bible. A thorough investigation of the Bible's language and context reveals that God stands opposed to racism and sexism, as well as the violence that often results from prejudice.15 min
- Genesis 27:1-45, The Story of Jacob and Esau: Masculinity is Not a Prerequisite for Leadership
In this podcast episode, we read Genesis 27:1-45 from the International Standard Version of the Bible. In this story, Jacob receives a blessing intended for his older brother Esau. We also examine the ancient cultural viewpoint that hairiness and "manliness" are prerequisites for leadership.
15 min - Genesis 27:1-45, The Story of Jacob and Esau: Masculinity is Not a Prerequisite for LeadershipIn this podcast episode, we read Genesis 27:1-45 from the International Standard Version of the Bible. In this story, Jacob receives a blessing intended for his older brother Esau. We also examine the ancient cultural viewpoint that hairiness and "manliness" are prerequisites for leadership.15 min
- Genesis 26:1-11, How False Assumptions Have Harmed Indigenous Peoples and Women
In this podcast episode, we read Genesis 26:1-11 from the International Standard Version of the Bible. In this story, Isaac fails to learn from his father Abraham's mistakes. Acting on fear and false assumptions, he relates to Abimelech and the Philistines in a manner that causes strife and distrust. Similarly, throughout church history, fear and false assumptions have led to the oppressive treatment of women and indigenous peoples.
11 min - Genesis 25:23, A Prophecy About the Nation of Edom; Confronting John Calvin's Views on Women and Predestination
In this podcast episode, we examine a common misinterpretation of God's prophecy to Rebekah, found in Genesis 25:23. We also confront John Calvin's view of women, and his belief that God arbitrarily chooses some people for heaven and others for hell.
17 min - Genesis 25:27-34, Esau's Birthright: Patriarchal Customs are Not to be Mistaken for the Will of God
In this podcast episode, we read Genesis 25:27-34 from the Common English Bible. In this story, Esau sells his birthright to his younger brother Jacob. Were patriarchal customs like the inheritance rights of first born sons "God-ordained," or are they an example of fallen human culture?
12 min - Genesis 25:27-34, Esau’s Birthright: Patriarchal Customs are Not to be Mistaken for the Will of God
In this podcast episode, we read Genesis 25:27-34 from the Common English Bible. In this story, Esau sells his birthright to his younger brother Jacob. Were patriarchal customs like the inheritance rights of first born sons "God-ordained," or are they an example of fallen human culture?
12 min - Genesis 25:19-26: Rebekah Goes Directly to God; A Husband is Not the Prophet, Priest and King of his Household
In today's podcast episode, we read Genesis 25:19-26 from the Common English Bible. Isaac's wife Rebekah goes directly to God with concerns about her pregnancy. God answers her directly, and gives her a prophetic message about the future relationship between the descendants of her two sons. This passage, and many others found in the New Testament, directly contradict the false teaching that men are the prophets, priests and kings of their households.
11 min - Genesis 24, A Bride is Chosen for Isaac, and Challenging Patriarchal Traditions Related to Bridal Veils and Head Coverings
In this podcast episode, we read Genesis chapter 24 from the New English Translation of the Bible. In this passage, Rebekah is chosen to be Isaac's wife. We also challenge patriarchal traditions related to bridal veils and head coverings.
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About The Bible Message without Patriarchy
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The story of God's love for humanity: highlights from Genesis to Revelation. In the 4th century AD, Bible translations and commentaries were written by men who had a strong prejudice against women. …
This podcast shares Bible passages and commentary drawn from sources that predate the latter part of the 4th century AD. We hope you will be encouraged! For additional resources, feel free to visit awakedeborah.com.