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The song that might not be or the importance of textual criticism – (VFTTB)
In my Wisdom Literature class, I’m taking the approach of tradition history. We are trying to look at this corpus through each stage of development. We started with textual criticism. At any rate, I can’t find the exact video I used, but this one will do. To illustrate the importance of textual criticism, I told…
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Noah's Ark on Youtube
One place I’ve been finding that biblical scholarship is seriously behind is in using video. I’m know I’m not the first to notice this, but even though someone probably has, it deserves mention again. Let’s take the issue of Noah’s Ark for example since this latest debacle has brought it up. If someone searches “Noah’s…
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Hosea 14:10 – Interesting Imagery
Hosea 14:10 has some interesting imagery. It was a part of the lectionary reading for today. And, I used this as an opportunity to experiment with putting more video on the site. Sorry for the blur, YouTube said it might improve Translation Posts
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Video of Me Reading
Okay so a friend asked myself and other youth folks in my area to make (semi-funny) videos for an upcoming conference of what we like to do in our spare time (other than blogging I guess). Here’s mine (you have to be watching with annotations on to get the full effect): Okay maybe that’s not…
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Old and New Testament Introductions (ELCA Videos)
Decent, brief Old and New Testament introductions are sometimes difficult to come by in video format. But, these two seem to be pretty good videos for lay people that make use of professors at Lutheran universities and schools of theology. They are done by the ELCA, but they do treat different traditions, such as by…
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Videos on the Portrayal of God in the Hebrew Bible
Don’t know how I allowed myself to get scooped on this because I was very interested in this conference when I first heard about it and wished I could have attended. At any rate, here is a link to a conference held at Notre Dame University entitled “My Ways are Not Your Ways.” The conference…