Teaching the Bible practical strategies for classroom instruction
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Atlanta :
Society of Biblical Literature,
2005.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Prolegomena
- Hermeneutics
- Visual Exegesis: An Introduction to Biblical Interpretation
- Guernica and the Art of Biblical Hermeneutics
- Interpretation and Interrogation
- Poetry and Exegesis
- Red Riding Hood and the Bible
- Teaching Hermeneutics through Creative Communal Praxis
- Reading Inkblots
- Ancient Texts and Artifacts
- The Social Location of the Reader
- Social Location and Biblical Interpretation
- Methodologies
- Teaching Biblical Interpretation Methodologies
- Critical Methods: Historical Criticism
- Tom Lehrer and Historical Criticism
- Working with Primary Source Documents
- Historical Memory and Biblical Narrative
- Source Criticism and Eye-Witness Accounts
- Introducing Textual Criticism
- Textual Criticism
- Approaches and Resources
- Introducing the "Introduction to Biblical Literature" Course
- Introductory Exercise: Bone, Stone, Bible, Flag
- Introductory Site Visit: Finding Scripture in Stone
- The Counterfactual Essay
- Taking a Stand
- Short Stories as Exegetical Tools
- Palestinian Geography
- Archaeology of the Bible
- An Approach to a "Bible and Film" Course
- Hebrew Bible
- Torah
- Genesis 1 and Ancient Cosmology
- Genesis 1:1-3: Translation and Interpretation
- Introducing the Documentary Hypothesis Using Genesis 1-2
- Two Creation Stories?: Drawing the Israelite Cosmos
- Teaching the Creation Stories in Genesis
- The Human Condition in Genesis 2-3 and in Blade Runner
- Cain and Abel: Intercanonical, Midrashic, and Artistic Comparison
- The Flood as Jigsaw Puzzle: Introducing Source Criticism
- The Three Worlds of the Bible: The Tower of Babel
- Genesis 1-11 as Myth
- Traditional Tales (Gen 12:10-20; 20:1-8; 26:6-11)
- Reading Hagar
- Prophets
- The Conquest of Canaan
- The Book of Joshua and Issues of War and Peace
- The Book of Joshua and Popular Culture
- The Book of Joshua and Bible Translation
- The Book of Joshua and Jewish Exegetical Traditions
- A Short Story of the Judges
- Ehud and Eglon: Dramatization
- The United Monarchy
- Who Decides What's in the Bible? The Case of 1 Samuel 11
- Apology of David
- David's Rise to Power
- David at the Movies
- David and Goliath (1 Samuel 16-17): The Ideology of Biblical Popular Culture
- David and Bathsheba: A Case of Mis-Sent Power
- A Controversial King
- Patronage in 1 Kings 17 and 2 Kings 8
- Writings
- Creative Writing and Interpreting Biblical Poetry
- Searching Through the Psalms
- Imagery and the Psalms
- Psalm 13 and Psalms of Lament
- Lament Psalms
- Lament and Praise, Top Forty and Psychology
- Imprecatory Psalms: Ancient and Modern
- Psalm 23 and Modern Worldviews
- Canonicity, Musical Polyphony, and the Book of Psalms
- Introduction to Wisdom Literature
- The Social Settings of Ancient and Modern Wisdom
- Sayings of the Wise (Guys): An Approach to the Book of Proverbs
- Varia
- Comparing Different Portrayals of God
- The Celebration and Commemoration of Jewish Holidays
- Diaspora and Identity
- Ancient Near Eastern Literature and the Bible: The Stela of King Mesha of Moab
- Ancient Near Eastern Parallels and Hip Hop Sampling
- New Testament
- The Gospels and Acts
- Gospel or Gospels?
- Inductive Discovery of the Synoptic Problem, Or, Catching the Plagiarists
- Who's On First? Tracking Gospel Relations
- The Synoptic Problem
- Comparing Synoptic Texts Using "Jesus Film" Clips
- One of These Things is Not Like the Others: Introducing the Four Gospels
- Bringing the Gospels into Conversation with One Another
- Letters
- Reading Other People's Mail
- The Letters and Historical Context
- Will the Real Paul Please Stand Up?
- Saint Paul?
- 224. Debating Pauline Theology
- Paul's Religious Experience: Conversion or Call?
- Women's Ordination, the New Testament, and the Politics of Interpretation
- Guide to a Happy Home
- Exploring Intertexture in the Letter to the Hebrews
- Revelation
- The Symbolism of the Apocalypse through Political Cartoons
- Symbolism in Revelation
- Ancient Apocalyptic and Its Contemporary Expressions
- Apocalyptic Literature and Testimonies of Suffering
- Teaching the Book of Revelation as a Screen Play
- Revelation and Pop Culture
- Pascal on Reading Revelation
- Introducing Revelation through the Visual Arts
- Varia
- The New Testament Canon: Unity and Diversity
- Journaling in Character
- One-Source Social History
- Women and Early Christianity
- The Importance of the Septuagint
- Greek Athletes and Athletic Analogies in the New Testament
- Notions of "the Messiah" within First-Century Judaism
- Use of a Lexicon and the Anchor Bible Dictionary
- Non-Canonical Writings
- The Origin and Source of Scripture.