Threading through the Pentateuch prayerfully

John Shevlin

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Threading through the Pentateuch prayerfully

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John Shevlin. Threading Through the Pentateuch Prayerfully. San Francisco Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/a3d42ac0-2dc5-4d55-9faf-e653754948fa?locale=de.

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J. Shevlin. Threading through the Pentateuch prayerfully. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/a3d42ac0-2dc5-4d55-9faf-e653754948fa?locale=de

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John Shevlin. Threading Through the Pentateuch Prayerfully. San Francisco Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/a3d42ac0-2dc5-4d55-9faf-e653754948fa?locale=de.

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John Shevlin

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This project presented a series of five original poetic lectio divina readings from the Pentateuch to freshman high school girls over a nine-day period. The interpretative work of DeVaux, Boadt, Clines, and Brueggemann were threaded together using the metaphor of a wedding. A new inclusive pronoun for God (HH-it) was introduced. The project shows that these poetic readings can be an excellent teaching device enabling students and adults to pray and deepen their relationship with God.

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