Harbor, Pepperdine Bible Lectures
Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
This session will explore how ancient Christians interpreted Scripture theologically and what we can learn from them. Early Christians took Jesus and Paul as models for how to read Scripture, but modern believers have often been trained to avoid such approaches. For premodern interpreters, everything in Scripture, even in the Old Testament, points to Christ. In modern times, especially among scholars, Christian and non-Christian alike, the Bible became more of a dead letter than a living word. What are those different approaches, and what can we learn from each? This session is based on the speaker's book, "The Letter and Spirit of Biblical Interpretation: From the Early Church to Modern Practice" (Baker Academic, 2018).
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Love, Justice, and Hope: Theological Perspectives
A Biblical Theology of Justice
A Message from the Church to the LGBTQ+ Community: The Same Spirit is at Work for God’s Purpose in All of Us
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Compelling Preaching: What We Learned from Multiple Perspectives
When God Withholds: Learning the Story of the Persistent Widow
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