Write a research paper on the topic, “What Does the Bible Say About Interpreting It?”
Due by Friday, February 1st, by 10pm EST. In order to demonstrate learning toward outcome # 1, design a one-page (or one screen/board) presentation of a Bible of your choice, describing/locating its sources, approach to translation, audience of use, and personal value
Most assigned and suggested reading materials can be found on our course’s Moodle site.
However, it is REQUIRED that you obtain a copy (paper or electronic) of the following Bible for use in this course and throughout your Drew studies:
The SBL Study Bible. New Revised Standard Version Updated Edition. With the Apocryphal/Deuterocanonical Books. San Francisco: Harper One, 2021. Available in print and e-book version from the Drew Bookstore.
It is also recommended that you purchase a paper or Kindle version of the following book:
Gafney, Wilda. Women’s Lectionary for the Whole Church Year B. Church Publishing, 2023. Available in paperback at the Drew Bookstore, on Kindle online, and on reserve in paperback at the Drew library in Madison,
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