Paying Attention to the Literary Artistry of the Bible: Dr. Tim Mackie

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  • Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2024
  • Tim holds a Ph.D. in Hebrew Bible and Jewish Studies from the University of Madison-Wisconsin and is the co-founder and content creator for The Bible Project. Tim is passionate about reading the Bbile for all its worth, which includes paying attention to the literary artistry of the text. In this convesation, we talk about how important the Eden Narrative (Gen 2-3) is for understanding the rest of the story of Scritpure.
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Комментарии • 29

  • @clementlow5337
    @clementlow5337 Год назад +23

    This is my version of the avengers assembling 🎉🎉

    • @scootervantil
      @scootervantil Год назад +2

      Accurate

    • @Danybella
      @Danybella Год назад +1

      😂😂

    • @jeremyglover
      @jeremyglover Год назад +1

      Couldn’t have said it better myself

    • @fisherofgirl
      @fisherofgirl Год назад +4

      I cheer when I saw this pop up on my recommended videos…#biblenerd

    • @laurenh19
      @laurenh19 Год назад +1

      So accurate. 😂😂

  • @wildlacruz340
    @wildlacruz340 5 месяцев назад

    I Love in-depth bible study. Gems indeed. Good questions and great answers. Thank you for your work. And sharing your lives. You are gift to the body of Christ! PTL!

  • @Mandysmith5775
    @Mandysmith5775 6 месяцев назад +1

    I always think the same , like how good were these authors to
    Put this together so amazingly perfect, then I always say, the Holy Spirit was the author through them and that always helps me ❤

  • @Christopher_Lind
    @Christopher_Lind Год назад +7

    Two of my favorite people to listen to on theology. 🎉

  • @kathleencassel1350
    @kathleencassel1350 Год назад +3

    Amazing! I love the jazz theme development analogy. You can’t read the Bible for years without knowing that to be true!

  • @labsquadmedia176
    @labsquadmedia176 Год назад +3

    I resonated with the example of the Bible's literary character being similar to how a couple tells "their story". Further, depending on which one (me or my wife) tells the story, certain details will be more or less in focus, yet neither of us cries "foul" on the other since we were both "eyewitnesses" to the key events of our life together.

  • @jeremyglover
    @jeremyglover Год назад +5

    I’M SO EXCITED! LOVE TIM

  • @zackgross144
    @zackgross144 Год назад +3

    Two of my absolute faves!!! Heck yeah

  • @jillchristine1561
    @jillchristine1561 Год назад +3

    Wow Tim.. the very best human!❤

  • @jonnyhughes1689
    @jonnyhughes1689 Год назад +1

    WOW! What a phenomenal Episode. I was completely unfamiliar with the work of Dr. Tim Mackie before, but I absolutely must check out his own podcast now, I could listen to him talk about these connections Chapter by chapter through the entire bible and not get bored!

    • @wildlacruz340
      @wildlacruz340 5 месяцев назад

      Bible project podcast is a great resource. Its approach makes you think and reread your bible. 😊-
      A unified story that leads people to Jesus.

  • @EvergreenConnection
    @EvergreenConnection 10 месяцев назад +2

    Tim Mackie's approach to Gen 2-3 is desperately needed in evangelical churches today, where "young earth" ideas continue to mislead young people, and create cognitive and spiritual dissonance for them that decreases their trust in Scripture.

  • @PaulVanderKlay
    @PaulVanderKlay Год назад +1

    Oh, excellent!

  • @iPUB_org
    @iPUB_org 11 месяцев назад +1

    Ancient writers wrote with an aesthetic similar to how architects designed buildings. E.g. Consider the Parthenon’s artistic sophistication.

  • @4565nikki
    @4565nikki Год назад

    Absolutely fascinating! Thank you.

  • @MariaPerez-uv8mm
    @MariaPerez-uv8mm 11 месяцев назад

    Thank you!

  • @jimyoung9262
    @jimyoung9262 Год назад

    21:20 is really insightful

  • @iPUB_org
    @iPUB_org 11 месяцев назад

    “So what?” Great question and I honestly don’t think it was answered very persuasively. This kind of discussion can come off as very exciting to Bible nerds who love the original languages, but not seem very relevant to the average Xian’s faith, love, and service. It also makes one feel as if reading these texts in English isn’t very useful for ascertaining their ‘true’ meaning.

  • @iPUB_org
    @iPUB_org 11 месяцев назад

    Jesus and the NT writers seem to read Genesis, including the early chapters, pretty straightforwardly as the account of real people and events, no?

    • @MuchToLearn
      @MuchToLearn Месяц назад

      Personally, I don’t hear Dr. Mackie as saying anything that implies events are not historically accurate. To me, the artistic virtues of pattern and literary symbolism, as presented from page 1 of the OT to Revelation, as contradictory to historical accuracy.
      Or as Dr. Preston mentioned - it’s not an either or. My own experience reading scripture (without expectation) mirrors Dr Mackie’s observation in that God’s word is even more beautiful when I view it from a bigger picture POV.
      I think sometimes we fear that deeply held beliefs will be challenged by fresh perspectives -but if we trust the HS to guide us then I think Truth will reveal itself. Jeremiah 29:13-14

    • @iPUB_org
      @iPUB_org Месяц назад

      @@MuchToLearn If I misunderstood him, mea culpa.

  • @guyesmith
    @guyesmith Год назад

    👋

  • @westyso.cal.8842
    @westyso.cal.8842 Год назад

    🐺