Titlebook: Disability Studies and Biblical Literature; Candida R. Moss (Assistant Professor of New Testam Book 2011 Candida R. Moss and Jeremy Schipp

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Sexual Disabilities in the Hebrew Bible,twenty-first century North America. Yet the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament forthrightly addresses such, a first difference from the thinking of many contemporary readers. The Hebrew Bible treats the body with a sexual disability negatively most of the time—but not exclusively. Speaking of sexual disabil

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Whoring after Cripples: On the Intersection of Gender and Disability Imagery in Jeremiah,ed in the way of historical reconstruction, a text-centered approach can yield insight into the conceptual world and projected values of the book. Although a disability studies approach to Jeremiah could seek either historical reconstruction or textual critique, the book’s intense rhetoric lends its

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,A Tale of Two Eunuchs: Isaiah 56:1–8 and Acts 8:26–40,o communicate our values and obligations for the reader to evaluate also attempt to give the biblical text its due through careful exegesis. I am personally committed to address depictions of disability in the biblical text both to critique those depictions that are demeaning to persons with disabil