Dr. Michael Rhodes (Carey Baptist College) talks to us about Deuteronomy 14:1–16:17. We discuss:
The logic of the food laws
The tithe laws and justice
The practicality and meaning of the remission of debts every seven years
The significance of the three yearly festivals
Relevant Work by Michael Rhodes
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Formative Feasting: Practices and Virtue Ethics in Deuteronomy's Tithe Meal and the Corinthian Lord's Supper. Peter Lang, 2022.
Other Works Mentioned in this Episode
“Why Don’t We Sing Justice Songs in Worship?” Christianity Today. 30 Sep 2021.
Mark Glanville, Adopting the Stranger as Kindred in Deuteronomy. SBL Press, 2018.
This Week’s Blurb
In this episode, Michael Rhodes Recommends:
Reading the works of Susanna Clarke
Reading Scripture with people of different cultural, ethnic, and geographical backgrounds
Next Week
Next week, we talk to Dr. Nathan Eubank (University of Notre Dame) about Matthew 18:1–20:28.
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