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Can myths be true? Hiding behind their unreality is often deep meaning waiting to be uncovered. This book explores four myths first found on the margins of Israel's faith. Over time these myths became major resources for understanding and articulating faith. They began as stories of wicked angels, kings claiming to be gods, and women whom men should fear. They then developed to become sources of deep insight. They helped open up our understanding of sin and suffering, of Christ as servant king, and of the Word and Wisdom of God incarnate. Like imaginative works of art, which can communicate…mehr

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Can myths be true? Hiding behind their unreality is often deep meaning waiting to be uncovered. This book explores four myths first found on the margins of Israel's faith. Over time these myths became major resources for understanding and articulating faith. They began as stories of wicked angels, kings claiming to be gods, and women whom men should fear. They then developed to become sources of deep insight. They helped open up our understanding of sin and suffering, of Christ as servant king, and of the Word and Wisdom of God incarnate. Like imaginative works of art, which can communicate truth in ways that photographs cannot, these myths adorn the halls of faith and invite wonder and engagement.

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William (Bill) Loader is Professor Emeritus of New Testament at Murdoch University, Perth, Australia, and a Minister of the Uniting Church in Australia. He is the author of major research monographs on the Christology of Hebrews and the Gospel according to John, Jesus's attitude towards the Law as portrayed in the Gospels, a series of volumes on attitudes towards sexuality in early Jewish and Christian literature, and extensive online resources accessible through his home page at Murdoch University.