We're decolonizing the New Testament chapter-by-chapter, through a fresh translation committed to faithfulness to the text, trauma-informed analysis, God always looking like Jesus, avoiding religious technical language, belovedness and belonging, and reading with the oppressed.*Hosts:* Brandon Rhodes (D.Min) and Brandon Vélez-Johnson (M.Div)*Bible:* Liberation and Inclusion Translation ( www.litbible.net ( http://www.litbible.net ) )*App:* "LIT Bible" free on App Store ( https://apps.apple.com/app/id6772577879 ) & Google Play ( https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.litbible.app&pcampaignid=web_share )*More:* www.liberatingscripture.org ( http://www.liberatingscripture.org )
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Signup to Generate a PitchWe're decolonizing the New Testament chapter-by-chapter, through a fresh translation committed to faithfulness to the text, trauma-informed analysis, God always looking like Jesus, avoiding religious technical language, belovedness and belonging, and reading with the oppressed.*Hosts:* Brandon Rhodes (D.Min) and Brandon Vélez-Johnson (M.Div)*Bible:* Liberation and Inclusion Translation ( )*App:* "LIT Bible" free on App Store & Google Play *More:*
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Episode #9
We can't handle how excited this conversation got us. So many profound shifts come to bear as Paul brings the bulk of his arguments to a crescendo! more time exploring the oppressive legacy of sarx/flesh through a...
Episode #7
You won't find "The Law" in the LIT Bible because a timeless, pristine moral law floating above and condemning all humanity has nothing to do with the early Christian mindset. What they were much more concerned...
If our argument is that Romans is an anti-supremacism pastoral letter, not a manual for how to go to heaven, then what is all this business in other translations about "faith vs works?" Protestantism is built on...
Brandon and Brandon straddle the center of Matthew's story: unlawful vs against Torah , parallels between feeding stories and the Eucharist, what to do when Jesus talks weird, mistrustful vs little faith , and a list of...
Episode Highlights What Jesus knew would get him killed; Why he was fiercest to those – the Pharisees – with whom he was most theologically aligned; The similar anger we find in ourselves toward evangelicalism going...
Priscilla begins the letter by arguing Christ is the tuning fork for how to be liberat ed and liberat ing creatures, and so goes deeper to the core of the cosmos than Messengers (angels). Leveraging Brandon Johnson's...
Episode #9
In the final chapter of Paul's letter to the church in Galatia, as rendered by the Translator himself, Brandon Johnson, we explore: "y'all" vs "you," "Christ's Torah" vs "Law of Christ,"...
Brandon and Brandon listen carefully to Jesus final teachings before his crucifixion, including: unmarried girls vs virgins , shortsighted/foresight vs foolish/wise , praised vs blessed . ... Brandon’s Translation...
Welcome to Season 6: Romans! It's time to journey through Paul's legendary letter, where we'll discover that this is a pastoral argument for overcoming ethnic supremacism in the local church. It's got nothing – NOTHING...
Episode #7
In the beginning of chapter five of Paul's letter to the church in Galatia, as rendered by the Translator himself, Brandon Johnson, we explore: why faithfulness is more saving than faith, the authoritarian nature of...
Welcome to the third season of Found in Translation ! In this episode we begin the first chapter in Paul's letter to the church in Galatia, as rendered by the Translator himself, Brandon Johnson. We discuss: desire vs...
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We had an absolute blast recording this episode at the Queer Christian Fellowship Conference in Portland, Oregon. Rather than talk about the clobber passages used against queer folk, we wanted to explore how the LIT...
Episode Highlights for Matthew 27 Pilate and the banality of evil; The enduring temptation of revering the violent; Disability injustice in the church and the Bible; Solidarity is central to salvation; Manipulating...
Episode #7
Is the Divine really after belief? Were all the saints of the past most remembered for their inner certainty of an invisible realm? That can't be what Priscilla or the other NT authors mean by faith, given the pervasive...
The Brandons are back! This season we are going through Matthew's Gospel again – this time, reading it under American authoritarianism, as literature written under authoritarianism, and written against authoritarianism...
Brandon and Brandon are startled by Jesus' fierceness in Jerusalem, finding new layers of meaning through these translations and more: those in hardship and those with privilege select vs elect pretenders vs hypocrites...
One of the more tragic ways we misunderstand the Divine is in projecting our experience of harmful parents onto Them. Creator thus becomes the parent that beats us "out of love", parents us through punishment...
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Need to know the best Bible translation if you care about LBTQ inclusion, liberation vibes, basic Greek fidelity, and low-cringe? We present our Bible Translation Tier List! We're vibe-ranking them based variously on...
Episode #3
Brandon and Brandon cannon-ball into the deep end of the River Jordan, exploring: What's a baptist anyway? What happens when you just capitalize a word instead of change it? repent vs transform your minds , What's wrong...
Season Five is here! We're thrilled to begin this discussion of Brandon Johnson's translation of Hebrews. It's an esoteric, confusing, and mysterious text – and a bit of a minefield. We'll be cartwheeling through those...
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