Amy Kalmanofsky
Biography
Amy Kalmanofsky earned a PhD at The Jewish Theological Seminary and has served as Associate Professor of Bible there. Kalmanofsky wrote The Power of Equivocation (2022) and Dangerous Sisters of the Hebrew Bible (2014), and edited Sexual Violence and Sacred Texts (2020).
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Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“A rich, informed, and novel analysis of two of the Bible’s most important and related narrative tropes! Campbell demonstrates how moments of existential crisis become opportunities for women and men in specific ways to engage with God.”
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
“It's time to uncover our eyes and face the Bible's monsters! Esther Hamori is an exceptionally expert, wise, and fun guide through the Bible's most haunted realms. With a flair that dazzles and engages, God's Monsters turns the Bible upside down to reveal its underbelly and, by doing so, offers essential insight into the Bible's rich and relevant theology. This is a must-read for those who are willing to read the Bible honestly and who are not afraid to discover that it expresses the fullest range of human experience.”
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Dangerous Sisters of the Hebrew Bible
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
Biblical Studies & Commentaries
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