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Ellie Weiner is a PhD candidate at Cambridge University, specializing in the Old Testament with a particular focus on the Book of Job. Her academic journey began at Gordon College, followed by a double MA at Gordon-Conwell in Old Testament and biblical languages. Known for her impressive feat of memorizing the entire Book of Job in Hebrew, Ellie is keen on exploring the theological and linguistic intricacies of this complex text. Her work is characterized by a joyful engagement with scripture, challenging the stereotypical perceptions of biblical academia.
Episode Summary:
Rebecca converses with Ellie Weiner, a PhD candidate from Cambridge University notable for memorizing the Book of Job in Hebrew. The episode illuminates Ellie's unique academic journey through Old Testament scholarship, focusing on her vibrant approach to studying the linguistically and theologically complex Book of Job. Ellie and Rebecca further explore the connections between Job and New Testament teachings, offering listeners a rich theological perspective. They discuss the importance of academic integrity in biblical scholarship and the distinctive call to serve in under-resourced areas, emphasizing the humility required to authentically engage with scripture.
Key Takeaways:
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Episode Summary:
Rebecca converses with Ellie Weiner, a PhD candidate from Cambridge University notable for memorizing the Book of Job in Hebrew. The episode illuminates Ellie's unique academic journey through Old Testament scholarship, focusing on her vibrant approach to studying the linguistically and theologically complex Book of Job. Ellie and Rebecca further explore the connections between Job and New Testament teachings, offering listeners a rich theological perspective. They discuss the importance of academic integrity in biblical scholarship and the distinctive call to serve in under-resourced areas, emphasizing the humility required to authentically engage with scripture.
Key Takeaways:
- Ellie Weiner's approach to biblical scholarship demonstrates that deep academic study can enhance rather than diminish personal faith.
- The Book of Job serves as a profound microcosm for the entire biblical narrative, especially in its themes of suffering and divine justice.
- Ellie's commitment to memorizing Job in Hebrew underscores her dedication to engaging scripture deeply and humbly as a student of God's word.
- There is an intrinsic value and necessity in grappling with difficult biblical texts to foster a fuller understanding of Christian doctrine and life.
- Ellie's future aspirations involve teaching in regions with limited theological resources, reflecting an expansive view of how academic biblical study serves the global church.
- "The entire theological substructure of the book is just getting me to Jesus every time."
- "How do I give myself away until Jesus comes back?"
- "I want God to master me through the scriptures."
- Read Ellie's article on memorizing Job: Tyndale House
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Purchase Rebecca's Books:
- Confronting Christianity: 12 Hard Questions for the World's Largest Religion
- Does the Bible Affirm Same-Sex Relationships?: Examining 10 Claims about Scripture and Sexuality
- 10 Questions Every Teen Should Ask (and Answer) about Christianity
- Jesus though the Eyes of Women: How the First Female Disciples Help Us Know and Love the Lord
- No Greater Love: A Biblical Vision for Friendship
- Confronting Jesus: 9 Encounters with the Hero of the Gospels
Amazon affiliate links are used where appropriate. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases, thank you for supporting!
Produced by The Good Podcast Co.