Host Dr. Mimi Haddad continues her conversation with Dr. Diphus Chemorion, a member of CBE’s Bible translation Old Testament team. Dr. Chemorion states that the goal of CBE’s Gender Accurate Bible translation (GAB) is accuracy related to the dignity and agency of women and men. The team has worked to elevate what has been downplayed through a clear process of deliberation, reading of needed source material, and prayer. When the team disagrees, even in heated conversations, they agree to and practice a discipline of prayer and sleep after a disagreement, and come together to land on a good decision, trusting the Holy Spirit to lead them. And, the Spirit has done just that. Dr. Chemorion says working with the GAB team is his favorite translation team he has yet to experience.
An expert in Old Testament, Dr. Chemorion explored the translation process and decisions made in texts from Genesis chapters 1-3, Job 2:9, Numbers 7:4, and more.
Guest Bio:
Dr. Diphus Chosefu Chemorion is an ordained Minister of the Reformed Church of East Africa (RCEA). He earned his BA in Social Work from the University of Nairobi and a Bachelor of Divinity from St Paul’s University. He also holds a Master of Theology from Emory University (Candler School of Theology) and a Doctor of Theology from Stellenbosch University in South Africa. Rev. Prof. Chemorion has served as an associate professor of Old Testament and dean of faculty of theology at St. Paul’s University in Limuru, Kenya. He is also the RCEA Synod professor of theology. Dr. Chemorion has been active in CBE as a speaker and Bible translator.
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Works Cited:
(Global Impact) A Lifelong Call to Medical Missions with Dr. Aletta Bell
(Women and Men Leading Together) The Journey to Mutuality with Kim and Andrew Feil
(Intersectionality) Messages of Hope: Preaching and Mental Health in the Black Church with Rev. Dr. Dominique A. Robinson
(New Voices) Redeeming the Women of the Old Testament: A Conversation with Rev. Dr. Lissa Wray Beal
(Global Impact) The Work of Service not Power in the Anglican Church of Kenya with Rt. Rev. Dr. Emily Onyango
(Women and Men Leading Together) A Conversation with Eddy Ekmekji
Formed by Women: My Wrestle and Call to Preaching with Guest Rev. Dr. Dominique A. Robinson
(New Voices) Motherhood and a Tapestry of Perspectives with Blake Dean
(Global Impact) One Body, One Kingdom: Encouraging Arab Women in the Church and the Academy with Grace Al-Zoughbi
Women and Men Leading Together: The Value of Shared Partnerships from a Gen. Z Perspective with Tim Bushra
(Intersectionality) Economic Inequity and God’s Solidarity for the Poor with Dr. Kwok Pui Lan
(New Voices) Power at the Cross: Invitation to the Sufferings of Christ with Dr. Diane Langberg
(Global Impact) Healing the Outcasts: Fistula Repair in Bangladesh with Dr. Beatrice Ambauen-Berger
(Women & Men Leading Together) Mixed-Gender Partnerships: Women & Men Working Together in Redemptive Ministry Partnerships with guests Neely McQueen & Pat Swanson
(Intersectionality) How to Be a God-Honoring, Prophetic Preacher with guest Rev. Dr. Teresa L. Fry Brown
(New Voices) Ending Faux Egalitarianism with guest Tiffany Bluhm
(Global Impact) Advocating Hope for Evangelical Women around the World with guest Amanda Jackson
(Women & Men Leading Together) How We Can Reshape the Witness of the Church with guest Lisa Rodriguez-Watson
(Intersectionality) A Woman Called: The Role of Mentors, Champions, and Prayer for Women in Ministry with guest Rev. Dr. Carolyn Ann Knight
(New Voices) So, Are Women Equal Yet!? with guest Deirdre Jonese Austin
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