Phyllis Trible (born October 25, 1932) is a feminist biblical scholar from Richmond, Virginia, United States. Trible's scholarship focuses on the Hebrew...

the full support of the Christian church. Feminist literary critic Phyllis Trible dedicates a chapter in her book, Texts of Terror: Literary-Feminist...

Virginia Phyllis Trible (born 1932), a feminist biblical scholar from Richmond, Virginia, United States This page lists people with the surname Trible. If...

Hebrew bible, that of the outrage at Gibeah found in Judges 19-21 which Phyllis Trible (1984) has rightly described as a text of terror for women.{...}Stone...

cannot be forgiven by man. In addition, Coogan's book was criticized by Phyllis Trible, who argues that that patriarchy was not decreed, but only described...

structure, motifs, climax, chiasm and numerous other literary devices". Phyllis Trible, a student of Muilenburg, has become one of the leaders of rhetorical...

German-American theologian and Christian existentialist philosopher Phyllis Trible (b. 1932) – Ph.D. from Union 1963; Baldwin Professor of Sacred Literature...

Midian, except for 32,000 virgin women who are kept as spoils of war. Phyllis Trible, in her now famous work Texts of Terror, tells four Bible stories of...

salvation viewed through the eyes of faithful Israelites. In the 1970s Phyllis Trible pioneered a Christian feminist approach to OTT, using the approach of...

of specially talented human being. Historian Philip Jenkins (quoting Phyllis Trible) says the Bible is filled with "texts of terror" but he also asserts...

authors. Key scholars have included Walther Eichrodt, Gerhard von Rad, Phyllis Trible, Geerhardus Vos, and Jon Levenson.: xv ff  Others focus on the New Testament...

Walter Fisher Jim A. Kuypers Michael Calvin McGee James Muilenburg Phyllis Trible Herbert Wichelns Wayne C. Booth "Rhetorical Criticism". WikiMedia. Retrieved...

reflects how perceptions of violence changed for its authors.: 261  Phyllis Trible, in her now famous work Texts of Terror, tells four Bible stories of...

"texts of terror," to borrow a phrase coined by the American theologian Phyllis Trible. The Bible contains far more verses praising or urging bloodshed than...

prayer, are fundamentally guidelines for how to walk in God's ways. Phyllis Trible noted that the adjective "merciful" (רַחוּם‎, rachum), used in Exodus...

Andrews University Seminary Studies, volume 6 (1978): pages 361–374. Phyllis Trible. "A Love Story Gone Awry." In God and the Rhetoric of Sexuality, pages...

this formative era in the study of biblical rape literature were: Phyllis Trible's Texts of Terror: literary-feminist readings of Biblical narratives...

feminist theological assessment of Christian theology. In the 1970s Phyllis Trible pioneered a Christian feminist approach to biblical scholarship, using...

Helmut Koester 1992 Norman K. Gottwald 1993 Victor P. Furnish 1994 Phyllis Trible 1995 Leander E. Keck 1996 Gene M. Tucker 1997 Hans Dieter Betz 1998...

divine inspiration that must be embraced as a matter of true belief". Phyllis Trible, professor of biblical studies at Wake Forest University, concluded...

Hebrew bible, that of the outrage at Gibeah found in Judges 19–21 which Phyllis Trible (1984) has rightly described as a text of terror for women.{...}Stone...

Leonard – Dean, School of Divinity and Professor of Church History Phyllis Trible – Associate Dean, School of Divinity and Professor of Biblical Studies...

liberation. In Academic circles, feminist theology was a growing interest. Phyllis Trible wrote extensively throughout the 1970s to critique biblical interpretation...

"Texts of Terror: Literary-Feminist Readings of Biblical Narratives. By Phyllis Trible. Overtures to Biblical Theology, 13. Philadelphia: Fortress, 1984. xiv...

Steinsaltz. Biblical Files, pages 12–29. New York: Basic Books, 1984. Phyllis Trible. "Hagar: The Desolation of Rejection." In Texts of Terror: Literary-Feminist...

Toronto, but was criticized by Prof. Phyllis Trible, from Wake Forest University School of Divinity in North Carolina. Trible asserts that patriarchy was not...

Scripture, pages 165–68. Washington, D.C.: B'nai B'rith Books, 1987. Phyllis Trible. "Bringing Miriam Out of the Shadows." Bible Review, volume 5, number...

National Jewish Book Award for Jewish Thought. Hebrew Bible (Alter) Trible, Phyllis (1994). Rhetorical Criticism: Context, Method, and the Book of Jonah...

Where Was Sarah?" Expository Times, volume 96 (1984): pages 14–17. Phyllis Trible. "Hagar: The Desolation of Rejection." In Texts of Terror: Literary-Feminist...

discussed The Woman's Bible, and subsequent works by Letty Russell and Phyllis Trible furthered the connection between feminism and the Bible. Today, biblical...