
Rediscovering women of the Bible at the intersection of trauma, ancient historical context, and Biblical languages with Jessica LM Jenkins of We Who Thirst.................................................For a complete bibliography for each episode visit: rb.gy/xx0no6If you'd like to support research into women of the Bible in their historical context, join my Patreon: www.patreon.com/wewh... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | a year ago |
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Bathsheba’s story has been trimmed into a tidy cautionary tale for far too long. We open the text back up with hospital chaplain and theologian Liz Day to confront the real dynamics at work: power, consent, silence, and the cost borne... more
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(TW: Rape, sexual assault, abuse of power, murder)
Start with the text, and the story starts to sound very different. We walk through 2 Samuel 11–12 line by line and confront the hard truth: Bathsheba was not a seductress or a co-con... more
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Sexual tension crackles through the midnight air as Ruth uncovers Boaz's feet at the threshing floor. This pivotal chapter marks the moment when human agency takes center stage in what has thus far been a story of divine providence wo... more
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I cannot recommend this podcast enough! Finally giving the scholarly attention needed to Biblical women’s stories, in a fascinating and engaging way!
This podcast is captivating, scholarly and yet daring, and nuanced. What a wonderful journey into the women of the Bible. If you’ve wondered if Biblical womanhood means more than submission, this is your podcast. Meticulously researched and grounded in Scripture, it paints a refreshing picture of womanhood.
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Exploring the narratives of women in the Bible, content focuses on the intersection of trauma, historical context, and biblical language. The discussions illuminate the often-overlooked roles of female biblical figures, challenging traditional interpretations and providing fresh insights into their experiences and significance. Episodes tackle themes such as family dynamics, personal agency, and sexual identity, aiming to expand listeners' understanding of biblical womanhood beyond conventional limits. The content is likely appealing to those interested in a nuanced and scholarly approach to theological discussions, as it combines academic rigor with personal stories and relatable themes.
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