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Table of Contents:
In this section:    1) Brief Table of Contents    2) Detailed Table of Contents  BRIEF TABLE OF CONTENTS   Chapter 1.  Genesis 1–3 (Part I)  Chapter 2.  Genesis 1–3 (Part II)  Chapter 3.  Genesis 12–21  Chapter 4.  Genesis 22  Chapter 5.  Genesis 25–33  Chapter 6.  Genesis 37–50  Chapter 7.  Exodus 1–15  Chapter 8.  Exodus 20  Chapter 9.  Leviticus Chapter 10.  Deuteronomy 6, 10, 16, 24  Chapter 11.  Joshua 1–11  Chapter 12.  1 Samuel 16–2 Samuel 21  Chapter 13.  Isaiah 40–55 Chapter 14.  Jeremiah Chapter 15.  Ezekiel 1–24  Chapter 16.  Jonah  Chapter 17.  Micah 3, 6 Chapter 18.  Psalm 22, 23, 42, 148  Chapter 19.  Psalm 137 Chapter 20.  Proverbs 31  Chapter 21.  Job  Chapter 22.  Song of Songs Chapter 23.  Ruth  Chapter 24.  Lamentations  Chapter 25.  Ecclesiastes Chapter 26.  Esther Chapter 27.  Daniel Chapter 28.  Ezra and Nehemiah   DETAILED TABLE OF CONTENTS   Chapter 1. Genesis 1–3 (Part I)  Chinese and Biblical Creation Myths Sonia Kwok Wong (China)   The Purusa-Sukta Compared to Biblical Texts M. Aravind Jeyakumar (India)    The Concept of Human Community in African Creation Stories David T. Williams (South Africa)    Six Differences between Two Creation Stories in Genesis Meir Bar-Ilan (Israel)    Chapter 2. Genesis 1–3 (Part II) Theism, Evolution, and Reading Genesis Patrick Gray (United States)    A Literal Reading of Genesis Keith Megilligan (United States)   Genesis and the Treatment of the Natural World Jonathan Merritt (United States)    Animals and Our Relationship to Them Phillip Sherman (United States)    Chapter 3. Genesis 12–21 Life in India and Abraham’s Trials K. B. Georgekutty (India)    Raimundo Panikkar’s Interpretation of Melchizedek in Genesis 14 Erik Ranstrom (United States)   An “Ethnic Minority” Interpretation of Hagar and Ishmael Janice P. De-Whyte (Ghana, England)    Sodom and Gomorrah and the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Roland Boer (Australia)    Chapter 4. Genesis 22  Genesis 22 and Conflict in the Middle East Clare Amos (Lebanon)    A Comparison of Genesis 22 to the Qur’an F. Volker Greifenhagen (Canada)    A Personal Reflection on the Sacrifice of a Son Shira Salamone (United States)   Five Explanations for the Inclusion of Genesis 22 in Scripture Christo Lombaard (South Africa)    Chapter 5. Genesis 25–33  A Jewish Feminist Reflection on Rebekah Arlette Poland (United States)    God’s Treatment of Esau Shirley Phelps-Roper (United States)    Leah and the Challenges of Women in Polygynous Partnership Madipoane Masenya (South Africa)    A Spiritual Reflection on the Life of Jacob Clarence Mitchell (United States)   Chapter 6. Genesis 37–50  Forgiveness in the Joseph Narrative Eric A. Seibert (United States)    Joseph’s Actions and Economic Theory Wayne Tarrant (United States)    An LGBT Reading of Genesis 37–50 Mona West (United States)    A Personal Conversation with Joseph Francis G. H. Pang (Hong Kong, Canada)    Chapter 7. Exodus 1–15 Two Aspects of Exodus through a Buddhist Lens Vanessa R. Sasson (Canada)   The Divine Name and Kitaro Nishida’s Concept of God Eiko Hanaoka (-Kawamura) (Japan)    The Exodus Story as Historical Fiction Megan Bishop Moore (United States)    A Liberationist Reading of the Exodus Story Gilbert Lozano (Brazil)    Chapter 8. Exodus 20 The Ten Commandments in an African-American Community Febbie C. Dickerson (United States)    The Ten Commandments and the Separation of Church and State Jonathan Redding (United States)    Confucius and the Fifth Commandment Maggie Low (Singapore)    The Ten Commandments in Greenland Flemming A. J. Nielsen (Greenland)    Chapter 9. Leviticus Female Purity in Leviticus and India Surekha Nelavala (India)   Necromancy in Africa Onesimus A. Ngundu (Zimbabwe)   Slavery in Levitical Law and Black Liberation Theology Josiah U. Young III (United States)   The Tao Te Ching and the Relevance of Leviticus Michael Shepherd (China)   Chapter 10. Deuteronomy 6, 10, 16, 24 Korean Celebrations and Exhortations in Deuteronomy Heewon Chung (South Korea)   Deuteronomy and Chinese Christians Living in Indonesia Andrea K. Iskandar (Indonesia)    Deuteronomy as a Lesson on How to Treat the Oppressed Song-Chong Lee (South Korea)    Deuteronomy as a Blueprint for Social Justice Santiago Slabodsky (Argentina)    Chapter 11. Joshua 1–11 Reading Joshua as a Canaanite Royce M. Victor (India)   Four Strategies for Reading Joshua Nonviolently Eric A. Seibert (United States)    A Defense of God Stanley V. Udd (United States)   God as an Egotistical Deity Maria Vlashchenko (Russia)    Chapter 12. 1 Samuel 16–2 Samuel 21 The David Stories and a Life of Reckless Abandon Seth Boulton (United States)    Four Interpretations of the David–Jonathan Relationship James N. Pohlig (West Africa)   The Woman of 2 Samuel 20 and Abigail as Peacemakers Andreas Kunz-Lübcke (Germany)   The Inspiration of Rizpah’s Courageous Helplessness Valerie Bridgeman (United States)   Chapter 13. Isaiah 40–55  Words of Hope for Contemporary Exiles in South and Central America Gilbert Lozano (Colombia)   Fear of the Future among Igorot Tribes of the Philippines R. G. dela Cruz (Philippines)   Isaiah as Resistance Literature Rubertha Taylor (United States)   The Myth of Baliraja and the Servant Figure in Isaiah Rajkumar Boaz Johnson (India)    Chapter 14. Jeremiah Egypt in the book of Jeremiah Safwat Adel Marzouk (Egypt)   Jeremiah and the Caste System Varaprasad Gosala (India)   The Troubling Theology of Jeremiah Tim Bulkeley (New Zealand)   Jeremiah’s Confessions and My Own Pilgrimage Jim West (United States)   Chapter 15. Ezekiel “Doom and Gloom” in Ezekiel and Today’s News Networks John Fink (United States)    God’s Mistreatment of Female Jerusalem in Ezekiel 16 Aaron Koller (United States)    Ezekiel 16 as Hope and Warning for Orphans in Bulgaria Elizabeth A. Steger (Bulgaria)    Reading Ezekiel 16 and 23 in the Red Light District Brenda Kronemeijer-Heyink (Netherlands)   Chapter 16. Jonah Jonah as Missionary Jonathan Seitz (Taiwan)    Jonah and the Ocean NaÉsili Vaka’uta (Tonga)    Jonah and the Challenges and Contradictions of Buenos Aires Mariel Pons (Argentina)   Jonah as a Book of Surprises and Reversals Jione Havea (Australia)    Chapter 17. Micah 3, 6  Micah 3 as a Warning to Greedy Preachers in Korea Hyung Won Lee (South Korea)    A Jewish Lesbian Interpretation of Micah 6:8 Rebecca T. Alpert (United States)   Micah and Hope for Toronto’s Poor Shannon E. Baines (Canada)   “The Image of Limited Good” and Micah James N. Pohlig (Nigeria, Mexico)   Chapter 18. Psalm 22, 23, 42, 148 Psalm 22 as an African Spell Zacharias Kotzé (South Africa)    Psalm 23 and West African Shepherds Danielle Smith (Senegal)   Psalm 42 and Anorexia Amy Lambert (United States)    Psalm 148 and the Native American View of Animals David Aftandilian (United States)    Chapter 19. Psalm 137 Psalm 137 and the Bahamas Fiona C. Black (Bahamas)    “Rivers of Babylon” and the Torture of Detainees in Abu Ghraib Erin Runions (United States)    The Violence of Psalm 137 and 9/11 James Mackay (United States)    Righteousness and Hatred in Psalm 137 Maria Vlashchenko (Russia)    Chapter 20. Proverbs 31  Aspiring to Be the Woman of Proverbs 31 Melanie Chitwood (United States)    Reading Proverbs 31 Suspiciously Athalya Brenner (The Netherlands, Israel)   Pandita Ramabai’s Translation and Use of Proverbs 31 Rajkumar Boaz Johnson (India)    “Praise of Lady Yum,” Proverbs 31, and a Challenge to Patriarchy Heewon Chung (South Korea)   Chapter 21. Job An African-South African Woman’s Perspective on Job 3 Madipoane Masenya (South Africa)    Reading Job 3 and 42 with People Living with HIV Gerald West (South Africa)   Job’s Critique of a Theology of Prosperity in Latin America Gilbert Lozano (Brazil)    The Troubling Theology of Job and its Place in Contemporary Life Jonathan Redding (United States)    Chapter 22. Song of Songs Comparing the Song to Literature and Film in India Monica J. Melanchthon (India)    Hearing the Song as a Secular Cultural Product Athalya Brenner (Israel)   The Song as Jesus’ Personal Love Notes Lynn Cowell (United States)    The Song as a Censored Allegory Roland Boer (Australia)    Chapter 23. Ruth Ruth and Naomi in a Joint Family System Surekha Nelavala (India)   Ruth as a Marriage Migrant Yani Yoo (South Korea)    Ruth’s Relevance to the Same-Sex Marriage Debate Comea M. Walthall (United States)   Ruth as Ideal Surrogate Mother Francis G. H. Pang (Hong Kong)    Chapter 24. Lamentations  Lamentations and Minjung Theology of Han Yeong Mee Lee (South Korea)    Lamentations and the Form and Function of Dalit Poetry Monica J. Melanchthon (India)    The Theological Difficulties of God’s Destruction of Jerusalem Ulrich Berges (Germany)   The Depiction of Jerusalem as an Unprotected Widow Naomi Graetz (Israel)   Chapter 25. Ecclesiastes The Concept of Time in Ecclesiastes and Chinese Literature Menghun Goh (China)   Ecclesiastes 3 in Africana Communities Joseph L. Tucker Edmonds (Democratic Republic of the Congo)   Qoheleth and the Buddha Nicholas Alan Worssam (United Kingdom)   The Preacher and One’s Own “Text-of-Life” Barbara Mei Leung Lai (Canada)   Chapter 26. Esther Reading Esther as an African American Woman Yolanda M. Norton (United States)   A Masculine Reading of the Book of Esther Tim Bulkeley (New Zealand)   Lessons from Esther for Christians in Egypt Safwat Adel Marzouk (Egypt)   The God of Esther and Christianity in China Ken Chan (China)   Chapter 27. Daniel Daniel in Babylon as an Example for Christians in New Zealand George Wieland (New Zealand)   Daniel’s Diet and Vegetarianism Melanie F. Boyter (United States)   Daniel’s Prophecy of Christ’s Future, Eternal Kingdom Jon Franklin (United States)   Daniel and the Baha’i Faith Daniel Grolin (Denmark)   Chapter 28. Ezra and Nehemiah  Asian North American Women and the Banishment of Foreign Wives Grace Ji-Sun Kim (United States)    Intermarriage in Ezra-Nehemiah, Africa, and Christianity Onesimus A. Ngundu (Zimbabwe)   A Cuban Reflection on the Biblical Experience of Exile Franco Valdes (Cuba, United States)   Personal Thoughts on the Identity Crisis of Biblical Exiles Danielle Smith (Senegal, United States)  

About the Author :
Mark Roncace (Ph.D., Emory University) is Associate Professor of Religion at Wingate University in Wingate, North Carolina, USA. He is the author of Jeremiah, Zedekiah, and The Fall of Jerusalem and the co-editor of Teaching the Bible: Practical Strategies for Classroom Instruction and Teaching the Bible Through Popular Culture and the Arts.   Joseph Weaver completed a M.A. at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. He is currently an instructor at Wingate University and is completing a Ph.D.


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  • ISBN-13: 9780205927159
  • Publisher: Pearson Education (US)
  • Publisher Imprint: Pearson
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 0205927157
  • Publisher Date: 09 Oct 2013
  • Binding: LB
  • Weight: 68 gr


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