A Conversation with Dr. Brent Strawn

Watch interviews with all the General Editors:
Emerson B. Powery, Professor of Biblical Studies and Dean of the School of Arts, Culture, and Society at Messiah University - https://youtu.be/PuSsEdMHp5c
Stacy Davis, Professor Emerita of Religious Studies and Theology and Professor of Gender and Women's Studies at Saint Mary's College - https://youtu.be/U7ocdjMam1M
Mary F. Foskett, Wake Forest Kahle Professor of Religious Studies and John Thomas Albritton Fellow at Wake Forest University - https://youtu.be/vvE8ZxrXg9c
Brent A. Strawn, D. Moody Smith Distinguished Professor of Old Testament and Professor of Law at Duke University - https://youtu.be/8D6DEbmx7mU

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The Westminster Study Bible (WSB) is the first entirely new study Bible to utilize the recently released New Revised Standard Version Updated Edition.
Soon to be an essential tool for all religious studies contexts, The Westminster Study Bible includes interpretive materials from over eighty leading biblical experts who, as teachers in a variety of educational settings, are sensitive to how the biblical texts have been received, what their cultural and social consequences have been, and how readers might hear them now in multiple contexts.
The Westminster Study Bible also pays close attention to the interdisciplinary connections that contemporary students, teachers, and other readers from diverse backgrounds will find both useful and relevant. It is an ideal textbook for a range of biblical studies courses, as well as courses in religion, philosophy, and the general humanities, whether introductory or advanced. The Westminster Study Bible's emphasis on the cultural framing of the Bible's theological, historical, literary, and philosophical elements allows it to be useful beyond the university and seminary classrooms, aiding teachers in religious congregations and organizations with their ministries as well.
Reading and engaging the Bible today is not as simple as discovering what it meant in its time in