

How You Should and Shouldn't Interpret Violence in the Old Testament
Nov 14, 2019
Exploring the complexities of violence in the Old Testament, the discussion challenges interpretations of divine actions. It contrasts portrayals of God between the Old and New Testaments, examining themes of justice and grace. The tension between law and mercy is highlighted through Jesus's teachings. A moral exploration addresses divine violence, urging trust in God amidst difficult narratives. Hyperbole in ancient texts and the implications of New Testament overshadowing of the Old Testament are also examined, promoting deeper theological engagement.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Understanding God's Nature: Old vs. New Testament
01:51 • 8min
Mercy and Law in Scripture
09:40 • 15min
Transformative Touch: Jesus and the Unclean
25:02 • 4min
Divine Violence: A Moral Exploration
29:12 • 7min
Understanding Violence in the Old Testament
36:21 • 31min
Revisiting Old Testament Interpretations and Their Modern Implications
01:07:49 • 2min
Admiration and Anticipation: Insights on Old Testament Interpretations
01:09:22 • 2min