Chapter, Verse, and Season gives listeners the opportunity to overhear the kinds of conversations that take place in the halls of Yale Divinity School. Each week, professors from different theological disciplines chat about biblical texts from the Revised Common Lectionary. They bring their own interests to the table and hopefully spark new insights into the scripture appointed for each Sunday.
Episode: Trailer
Title: Introducing Chapter, Verse, and Season
Date of Release: November 1, 2021
Transcript
Voice 1:
Luke, chapter 3…
Voice 2:
First Corinthians, chapter…
Voice 3:
Isaiah…
Voice 4:
Exodus, chapter…
[voices overlapping]
Helena Martin:
This is Chapter, Verse, and Season: a Lectionary Podcast from Yale Bible Study.
Each episode, we put you in the room with two professors from Yale Divinity School.
Joel Baden:
…The Israelites quarreled and tested the Lord.
Tisa Wenger:
“They tested the Lord.”
Joel Baden:
They tested the Lord’s patience is what they tested…
Helena Martin:
They share their thoughts on texts from the Revised Common Lectionary that week.
Erika Helgen:
…There has been an effort to understand the idea of the Body of Christ in this way.
Chloe Starr:
Well, it’s interesting, isn’t it? We’ve actually come to the passage backwards…
Helena Martin:
I’m your host, Helena Martin, a student at Yale Divinity School and an Episcopal priest.
Join us every Monday if you’re preparing a sermon or a Bible study, or if you just want fresh ideas to frame your own reading of these texts.
Awet Andemicael:
…I’m thinking about Bonaventure’s The Soul’s Journey into God.
Adam Eitel:
What a cool book!…
Helena Martin:
The professors bring you insights from their respective fields, including Bible:
Joel Baden:
…How does Jeremiah become useful for another generation of readers?
Helena Martin:
But also history:
Erika Helgen:
Latin American Catholics needed a church that spoke to their specific local circumstances…
Helena Martin:
Theology and philosophy:
Awet Andemicael:
The theological mystery being brought to us is the mystery of the incarnation…
Helena Martin:
Art, ethics, homiletics:
Peter Hawkins:
…In Hebrew, is it a beautiful text?
Helena Martin:
And more.
Adam Eitel:
It’s not hidden because it’s obscure; it’s hidden because it’s boundless…
Helena Martin:
Subscribe to Chapter, Verse, and Season right now, wherever you get your podcasts. New episodes come out every Monday, starting November 22nd, just in time for Advent.
More information at YaleBibleStudy.org. We’ll see you soon.
Text
New Revised Standard Version Bible
Copyright © 1989 National Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission. All rights reserved.
CREDITS
Host: Helena Martin
Producers: Helena Martin, Joel Baden, Kelly Morrissey
Music: Calvin Linderman
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Joel Baden and Tisa Wenger discuss messianic prophecy, timelessness, and historic context in Jeremiah 33:14-16. The text is appointed for the First Sunday of Advent (Advent 1), Sunday, November 28, Year C of the Revised Common Lectionary.
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