Just arrived in San Diego for the Evangelical Theological Society Annual Meeting. Looking forward to presenting on Thurs at 10:10am on Righteousness in the Hebrew Bible and Misconceptions in Pauline Studies. I'd love to see you there! #ets2024
"When Is a God Not a God?" (SBL Philology in Hebrew Studies / Theology of the Hebrew Scriptures), 10:45am Sun 24th, Hilton Bayfront - Aqua 311B (Third Level)
I'm looking forward to being in San Diego next week for the annual meetings of the Evangelical Theological Society and the Society of Biblical Literature. I'll be presenting three papers (details in thread):
"Whose Debt Is Sin? A Rebuttal of the Supposed Evidence for רצה II 'Pay'" (SBL Biblical Lexicography), 10:30am Sat 23rd, Convention Center - 23C (Upper Level East)
@michaelgaubrey Or perhaps they've read but not fully absorbed or understood it. I do sometimes wonder this when people say that noone today makes the mistakes Barr highlights or that a cognitive-linguistic approach makes his concerns irrelevant.
This also means that Christians should not be settled in the world. Jeremiah told the Judean exiles in Babylon to build houses because their exile would be long (Jer 29:28). Our model is Abraham, who lived in tents because he was looking forward to the city to come (Heb 11:9-10).
2/3 Despite some recent translations, the New Testament describes us as “sojourners” (paroikoi) and “resident aliens” (parepidēmoi), not exiles (1 Peter 1:1, 2:11; see Heb 11:13–16).
I'm sure this isn't a new thought, but I wonder whether seeing ourselves as migrants and visitors in the surrounding culture rather than dispossessed "exiles" might point towards a different mode of cultural engagement 🤔
1/3 I am uneasy about the way some Christian thinkers have used the language of “exile” to describe an experience of cultural marginalisation or hostility.
2/3 Despite some recent translations, the New Testament describes us as “sojourners” (paroikoi) and “resident aliens” (parepidēmoi), not exiles (1 Peter 1:1, 2:11; see Heb 11:13–16).
@danitreweek How have I never heard of cheese on a stick before? I had to Google it and now I need to try it! I was picturing a little cube of cheddar on a cocktail stick and wondering why that was a thing that would need a dedicated salesperson 😆
@johnathonbowers I’m not a therapist but I’m reading and appreciating Growing Yourself Up by Jenny Brown which aims to do exactly this. https://t.co/bYkUSUzmBD
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