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‘If not with others, how?’: Creating Rabbinic Activists Through Study [PDF]
, 2020 Together we seek to model the redemptive, liberatory, activist, feminist approach to collaborative working to which both authors are committed as teachers, students, rabbis and activists.
Deborah Kahn-Harris +2 more
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Forgetting the Forgetter: The Cupbearer in the Joseph Saga (Genesis 40–41) [PDF]
, 2022 Typically, the cupbearer in Genesis 40–41 is interpreted only as a member of Joseph’s supporting cast. However, closely reading this minor character suggests more options for interpreting both him and other anonymous courtiers found throughout the Hebrew
Jonathan Homrighausen +1 more
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’Έρχομαι as wederkomswoord en die telos van die gebruik daarvan in die boek Openbaring
In die Skriflig’Έρχομαι as a word denoting the second coming in the New Testament and the telos of its use in the book of Revelation. The purpose of this article is to exegetically determine the meaning and use of ἒρχομαι as a word denoting the second coming, in the ...
H.P. Malan van Rhyn
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Note on the variant of ‘κρυφη’ in Exodus 11:2a
HTS Teologiese Studies/Theological Studies, 2022 The spoliation of the Egyptians is an exodus theme whose interpretation is difficult and often controversial. The great cleavage lies between the thesis of a secret and dishonest action and that of an operation of definitive donations within the ...
Claude A. Otabela
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Activism in the Queer Biblical Studies Classroom [PDF]
, 2020 This article serves as an injunction for queer biblical studies to be reclaimed and mobilised as activist practice. First, I discuss the application and activist potential of queer theory – in and beyond the academy.
Chris Greenough +1 more
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Editorial: Queer Theory and the Bible [PDF]
, 2021 This special edition is a form of pride. It is a celebration of thirty years since the birth of queer theory. Of course, being queer, this was no normative conception or birth. More of an artificial insemination and fusion of gene pools, characterised by
Chris Greenough +1 more
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Ideology and intertextuality: Intertextual allusions in Judith 16
HTS Teologiese Studies/Theological Studies, 2011 This article utilised the theory of intertextuality to investigate the way in which religious texts, specifically Judith 16, generate meaning in the act of the production of texts.
S. Philip Nolte, Pierre J. Jordaan
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Yahweh the Wrathful Vintner: Blood and Wine-making Metaphors in Isaiah 49:26a and 63:6 [PDF]
, 2022 This article reassesses the metaphors found in Isa 49.26a and 63.6 in their historical and socio-religious context of alcohol production. Using interdisciplinary approaches from archaeology and anthropology, traditional interpretations that have ...
Journal for Interdisciplinary Biblical Studies +1 more
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Finding Answers from the Word of God: Domain Adaptation for Neural Networks in Biblical Question Answering [PDF]
, 2018 Question answering (QA) has significantly benefitted from deep learning techniques in recent years. However, domain-specific QA remains a challenge due to the significant amount of data required to train a neural network. This paper studies the answer sentence selection task in the Bible domain and answer questions by selecting relevant verses from the
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