Hosted by The Shuvah Project · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 16 episodes
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A lively conversation diving deeper into connections between Hebrew scripture, the Gospel of Luke, and modern day life.
The Shuvah Project hosts The Shuvah Podcast, a religion show with 16 episodes published.
Pharaoh clearly says he’s sinned and asks Moses to entreat on his behalf. But, did he actually repent? Seems unlikely given that the Text tells us he sinned again by hardening his heart and not letting the Israelites go.
The plagues serve a purpose, and maybe that purpose is multifaceted. The first seven offer us something fascinating. Yet, I think the genealogy, right before the showdown begins, has more to offer. Resources from this ep
Pharaoh’s rhetoric does one thing and serves one purpose alone–to dehumanize God’s people. But, through Moses, God gives us a solution for cutting through the derogatory, dehumanizing rhetoric of past and present demagog
Both Jacob and Joseph require the people to bring their bodies back to the promised land for burial. In those statements, interesting language emerges suggesting something is stopping Israel from leaving Egypt and return
Sometimes it’s not so easy to tell who is good and bad. Joseph was a victim. Then he becomes the enslaver. But, God, possibly connecting back to this story of famine, prescribes a year of Jubilee as the antidote to endle
Repentance and forgiveness are not one and the same. The Christian focus on forgiveness often lets the perpetrator off the hook. Come dive into how a 12th-century Rabbi lays out the steps of repentance. Moreover, come se
Tamar took bold, but necessary action. She put her life on the line to tell the story the patriarchs were suppose to tell. The story of a God who fights for the alien, the orphan, & the widow (of which Tamar fits the bil
There is violence against Dinah, but not the violence you think. Did you notice we never hear from Dinah, or God, in Genesis chapter 34? We amplify a novel teaching by Meg Gambino that shines light on Dinah’s perspective
Jacob kisses Rachel and weeps. These aren’t tears of joy, they are the same tears Hagar sheds. Come find out why Jacob cries the same cry has Hagar. And, join us in unpacking how Rachel and Leah see their value. We put a
Isaac creates confrontation as he digs wells. Jacob takes Esau’s blessing. Could these stories have gone differently? What if Isaac used his blessing to partner with the nations of the land? What if we step into Rebekah’
The gospel of Luke is the only to discuss Elizabeth’s pregnancy. This pregnancy is paralleled to the ongoing of Sarah and Hagar’s pregnancies. We talk about these connections. We offer Elizabeth’s response to Mary’s preg
A father and a son go up a hill (i.e. mount). The son carries the implements for his execution. They are calling it a sacrifice. Sound familiar? It should. It’s both Abraham and Isaac, and God and Jesus. But, did God kil
We are beginning our discussions about the domination system, what it is, and how the mission God sent Abram on might help us understand our role in confronting the domination system today. Why did God choose Abram? What
There’s a flood story in Genesis. We dive in deeper to this troublesome story. We are wrestling some pre/post flood questions. Specifically, we ask and unpack… What do we do with the vineyard? I think the question I want
These stories are some stories that get told over and over and over again… Rabbi Fohrman talks about this as a lullaby effect, that we’ve heard these stories so many times we say “this is what happened.” But, these stori
[Shuvah] is repentance, a specific type of repentance… But, what have you been taught about repent and repentance? Intro/Outro Music: Chandler Adams (@chandelier.adams) Cover Illustration: Ashley Mastin (ashleymastin.com
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