Divine Embodiment in Biblical Texts

This chapter explores the speaker's academic journey and their focus on the interplay of history and religion, particularly in biblical scholarship. It highlights the complexities of divine embodiment, examining how God is represented in the Old and New Testaments, with specific reference to the texts of Luke and Acts. Through discussions of key biblical examples and theological implications, the chapter seeks to reconcile notions of God's visibility and invisibility, emphasizing the richness of human experience in understanding the divine.