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The Violence of the Biblical God
Book • 2019
This book by L. Daniel Hawk provides a nuanced framework for interpreting violence in the Bible, emphasizing God's involvement in human systems as part of a redemptive process.
Hawk argues that God's actions in the Old Testament are not capricious but rather part of a complex narrative aimed at restoring creation.
The book encourages dialogue among Christians with diverse perspectives on violence and faith.
Hawk argues that God's actions in the Old Testament are not capricious but rather part of a complex narrative aimed at restoring creation.
The book encourages dialogue among Christians with diverse perspectives on violence and faith.
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Mentioned in 4 episodes
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as an excellent resource for studying the violence of the biblical God.


Tim Mackie

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Do Jesus’ Teachings Conflict With Old Testament Violence? - Sermon on the Mount Q+R 3
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when discussing Yahweh's strategy in the Exodus narrative.


Tim Mackie

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Yahweh and the Exodus – Exodus E2
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when discussing God's anger in the Hebrew Bible.


Tim Mackie

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Moses’ Final Words – Deuteronomy E9
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when discussing the introduction to the flood story in Genesis 6.


Tim Mackie

The First Time God Gets Angry – Character of God E7
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as the author of "The Violence of the Biblical God", which is discussed in the podcast.

Matt Lynch

Daniel Hawk – The Violence of the Biblical God