Exile and the Storyline of the Bible - Paul Lamicela - Ep. 223

How can we learn to read the Bible as a whole story, instead of as disjointed fragments? In this episode Paul Lamicela explains biblical theology, using the storyline of Scripture for better understanding the Bible, and what we can learn from the theme of exile in the Bible.
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[@calebpearce9334]

Paul is a great teacher. I would encourage you to bring him on more often. Very enriching

[@AnabaptistPerspectives]

We hope to have him back on the podcast.

[@ChesterWeaver]

Anabaptists throughout their history have not emphasized systematic theology. They emphasized a lived theology, a theology that grows out of life experience. Christianity is more about being and doing, being obedient to Christ's instructions for them at their particular experience in history, and less about knowing propositional theology. Since God's people have always lived a story in God's presence, we live our story in light of God's presence today. The Holy Spirit still guides, protects, and instructs us each step of the way. This kind of thinking is part and parcel of the Anabaptist worldview.

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Thank you for sharing this, Chester.