BI306 Women in the Biblical World: New Testament

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In Women in the Biblical World: New Testament, Dr. Mark Chavalas provides a historical survey of the status of women in the Graeco-Roman world, from the advent of alphabetic texts in the eastern Mediterranean and Aegean regions during the late eighth century BC, to the first century AD. He looks at Greek and Roman documents as well as classical-period documents from Egypt and other regions of the Near East. Dr. Chavalas presents a rich historical context for understanding how women were treated in the New Testament, and closes the course by evaluating many of the New Testament passages concerning women.

Introduction

Introducing the Speaker and the Course

Introducing the Speaker and the Course

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Male Depictions of Women

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Introduction: The Classical World

Introduction: The Classical World

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Depictions of Women by Philosophers and Physicians

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Greek and Roman Inscriptions and Funerary Texts

Greek and Roman Inscriptions and Funerary Texts

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Women in Greek and Roman Law

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References to Women in Greek Law: The Murder of Eratosthenes

References to Women in Greek Law: The Murder of Eratosthenes

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Women in Classical Graeco-Roman Society

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Women and Marriage: Plutarch, Marriage Advice, Part 1

Women and Marriage: Plutarch, Marriage Advice, Part 1

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Women in Hellenistic and Roman Egypt

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Introduction to Women in Greek and Roman Egypt

Introduction to Women in Greek and Roman Egypt

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Women in the Jewish Tradition

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Women in the Wisdom of Sirach: Women, Wives

Women in the Wisdom of Sirach: Women, Wives

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Women in the Gospels

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Galatians 3:28: What’s Paul’s Point?

Galatians 3:28: What’s Paul’s Point?

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Women in New Testament Epistles

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Introducing Women in the Pauline Epistles

Introducing Women in the Pauline Epistles

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Conclusion

Restoring the Status of Women

Restoring the Status of Women

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