How does one read an ancient text in its context?
Well I just ran into N. T. Wright's little video on this, and how he sees the creation story in Genesis as it would have been understood in the intertestamental period (just before and right up to), the New Testament.
I'd be interested in the viewer's comments!
Saturday, December 07, 2013
Reading A Text in its Context
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