Yoram Hazony: How the Bible Bridges the Reason–Revelation Divide
Yoram Hazony interprets the Bible as a divinely revealed book of reason, making it deeply relevant to understanding the human condition.
Rescuing Eagles and Baby-Eating Dragons: An Apocalyptic Christmas Story
An apocalyptic thread is woven throughout all of salvation history, even through the Christmas story.
How a Literary Bible Translation Transformed My View of Scripture
As a composer of sacred music, I rely on the biblical text just as deeply as a scholar or a…
What Is a Biblical Motif? The Levites as a Case Study
Motifs surrounding Levites and cultic servants influence readers’ understanding of their significance and relationship.
Achilles’ Heel and Jacob the Heel-Grabber: Wrestling with Weakness, Fate, and the Mysterious Divine
Achilles’ heel and Jacob’s heel are both points of weakness, but while Achilles’ weakness gets him killed, Jacob’s weakness saves him.
The Rational Poet:
 Appealing to the Heart and the Mind in the Book of Judges
The Song of Deborah in the book of Judges demonstrates that Hebrew poetry is an appeal to reason just as much as it is an appeal to emotion.
Why Poetic Imagination Is Necessary to Understand Biblical Prophecy
The poetic imagination is that faculty which allows an image to become laden with meaning. We use this faculty to understand biblical prophecy.
