Jeremy Schipper – Black Samson

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Judaism, Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.8 • 666 Ratings

🗓️ 1 December 2020

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Episode: Biblical Samson offered a powerful way of focusing and communicating the struggle, opportunities, and challenge of life for African Americans throughout U.S. history. From the prophesies of his parents […] The post Jeremy Schipper – Black Samson first appeared on OnScript.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Onscript podcast, your home for world-class conversations on scripture and theology,
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0:21.3	Welcome back to the OnScript podcast.
0:22.8	This is Matt Lynch.
0:23.6	I'm a co-host along with Matt Bates, Drew Johnson, Aaron Hymme, Chris Tilling, and
0:27.8	Amy Brown Hughes.
0:29.6	We hope that you're all having a good December so far.
0:33.2	We are going to get right into this episode, and we hope that you enjoy it.
0:37.3	I'm hosting Jeremy Skipper as we talk about a book that he co-authored with Nisha Jr.
0:43.9	who's been on the show a couple times.
0:45.2	So I hope you enjoy this episode.
0:52.2	Welcome on script listeners.
0:53.6	Today we're speaking with Dr. Jeremy Skipper about a book he co-authored with Nisha Jr., who has been on the show twice in the past.
1:03.3	It was about time Jeremy joined us to talk about a book that they've co-authored together called Black Samson,
1:09.1	the untold story of an American icon published by
1:12.6	Oxford University Press in 2020. Jeremy is Professor of Religion with a focus in Hebrew Bible
1:19.6	at Temple University in Philadelphia. In addition to Black Samson, he's authored the Anchor Bible
1:25.9	Commentary on Ruth, disability, and Isaiah's suffering
1:29.4	servant, parables and conflict in the Hebrew Bible, and disability studies in the Hebrew Bible.
1:35.2	He's also co-edited several volumes. Jeremy, welcome to Onscript.
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