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This is Matt Lynch coming to you from Regent College in Vancouver.

OnScript is a podcast that focuses on biblical studies and theology and the intersection between them.

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of thanks to Ed Hacky for producing this show so faithfully over the last five years. And Ed is going

to be retiring from the podcast in September and we're, Ed, for all that you've done. So without

further ado, enjoy this episode.

Welcome back, everybody. Our guest today is Professor Bill Brown of Columbia Theological Seminary in Decatur, Georgia, where he is William Marcellus McFeeders Professor of Old Testament.

Bill has published numerous books, including but not limited to a handbook to Old Testament exegesis, which I use in one of my exegesis courses here at Regents.

Sacred Sense, discovering the wonder of God's word and world, the seven pillars of creation, the ethos of the cosmos. He's edited the Oxford handbook on the Psalms, and he's written the book we're discussing today, Deep Calls to Deep.

The Psalms in Dialogue, Admit Disruptionruption published by Abingdon. So, Bill,

welcome to Onscript. Thank you, Matt. It's a delight to be with you. Well, it's great to have you,

Juan. Your work has been very formative for me over the last 10 to 12 years, I would say. I only

discovered you as a scholar toward the end of mine

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