The Bible as a collection of books containing Torah, history, and writings rather than a single uniform text.
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Bible as library
The Bible as a collection of books containing Torah, history, and writings rather than a single uniform text.
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The Bible is not one coherent authored book but a collection of works, ideas, authorities, and contradictions.
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"...introduction to the Bible okay okay so the Bible it's a library okay Bible means sorry Bible means books in Greek so the library..."
"...Bible. The Bible is Greek for Books. And it really means Library. So the first thing you need to understand is the Bible is..."
"...you want in the Bible because it's such a it's a library it's a huge collection of ideas there's about 2,000 pages okay so..."
"He wrote most of his works in a British library, in the British Museum. So why did the British authorities allow him to do..."
"...lot of books in fact i established a 5000 book english library at the school where students can just go and borrow books and..."
"...tell them in the first they will create something called the Library of Alexandria okay the Library of Alexandria what what it will do..."
"...this don't ever trust uh uh yeah anyway this is the library of Alexandria it's part of something called the Museon okay so what's..."
"the empire to rule over people okay so the library of sorry the library of Alexandria is an example of this because remember the..."
"...great thing but not only that but because um of the library of Alexandria a lot of Jews were going to Alexandria to help..."
"...of Wisdom. And it's modeled... OK. So, its model is the Library of Alexandria. OK. Remember last semester we discussed the Library of Alexandria..."
"...right? And the most famous aspect of the museum is the library of Alexandria."
"And the Ptolemy spent a lot of money on the library of Alexandria. Mainly by going around and collecting original manuscripts. All right? So..."
Relevant Lectures And Readings
A source-grounded reading of Literary Genesis: Israel begins as a political coalition, David needs legitimacy, and the Bible becomes the technology that turns propaganda into living memory.
The Bible begins, in this lecture's argument, as political spin for David: a library of collective imagination that turns usurpation, murder, and fear of rivals into legitimacy, identity, and eventually literature.
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