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Jiang frames the Bible project, following the prior class, as something King David used to create legitimacy and authority.
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Hebrew Bible
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The Bible is framed as cosmology rather than chronology: an ordering model for reality and peoplehood rather than a simple timeline.
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The lecture closes by saying the Hebrew Bible begins as an apology for David but evolves into a much larger mythology.
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Jiang closes the Bronze Age unit after covering Egypt, Mesopotamia, and the IVC, and previews the Hebrew Bible for the next class.
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"Okay, so good morning. We are continuing the Hebrew Bible today. Last class, we talked about King David of Israel and how he created..."
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"are not interconnected so if this is not a historical record if this is not a work of pure fiction what is this thing..."
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"...any more questions okay great so next class we'll continue the Hebrew Bible okay because it starts off as an apology for David but..."
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"...Mesopotamia, and IVC. Next class we'll start the Bible. Okay? The Hebrew Bible. All right."
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"Satan literally means adversary in the Hebrew Bible. So again, it's referencing back to the Garden of Eden, and it's saying to us that..."
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"...best souls. But the people he took were like of the Hebrew Bible, right? David, Abraham, Moses. What is Kato doing with them? Okay,..."
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"...her father keeps keeps about right because if you read the hebrew bible the worst thing you can do is not give your vow..."
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"...is David okay so the truth is David you in the Hebrew Bible then you have the Romans okay remember the Romans Virgil was..."
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"...Rachel and Leah, who we learned about when we did the Hebrew Bible. And they have absolutely no idea who God is either, okay?..."
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"...is Ezekiel, which is one of the earliest books of the Hebrew Bible. And this really starts the tradition. And so what happens is..."
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"...understanding of Greek history, Roman history, and the Jewish Bible, the Hebrew Bible. Right? And in fact, at this time, there are individuals who..."
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"...back. So this is a radical conception of faith in the Hebrew Bible. Faith love of God requires you to argue with God. Because..."
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A source-grounded reading of the lecture's central argument: the Hebrew Bible becomes world-shaping not because it records early history, but because David's political project finds a poet-god, a poet-king, and a Yahwist whose few...
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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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