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The story of Susanna
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The Story of Susanna is an apocryphal addition to the Book of Daniel, known for its dramatic narrative.
Susanna, a virtuous woman, is falsely accused of adultery by two elders.
Daniel, through his wisdom and clever questioning, exposes their lies and saves Susanna from unjust punishment.
The story emphasizes themes of justice, truth, and the importance of integrity.
It's often studied for its legal and moral implications, and its inclusion in various biblical canons has sparked theological discussions.
The story's presence in the Septuagint and its absence from the Hebrew Masoretic Text have fueled debates about its authenticity and canonical status.
Susanna, a virtuous woman, is falsely accused of adultery by two elders.
Daniel, through his wisdom and clever questioning, exposes their lies and saves Susanna from unjust punishment.
The story emphasizes themes of justice, truth, and the importance of integrity.
It's often studied for its legal and moral implications, and its inclusion in various biblical canons has sparked theological discussions.
The story's presence in the Septuagint and its absence from the Hebrew Masoretic Text have fueled debates about its authenticity and canonical status.
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Mentioned by Angelina Stanford when discussing the story of Susanna and its parallels to the plot of Shakespeare's play.
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Episode 262: “Much Ado About Nothing” by William Shakespeare, Acts 2 & 3
Mentioned by Stephen Boyce and Jonathan Sheffield when discussing the apocryphal additions to the Book of Daniel found in the Septuagint.
Daniel Unveiled: Canon, Apocrypha, and Controversy
