Walter Brueggemann Recites Psalm 146
by Trent Gilliss, senior editor
Sometimes we have to make some difficult cuts for a one-hour show, but, with Walter Brueggemann, a kind of rock star in the theological world, it becomes even more challenging. The audio above includes one of these behind-the-scenes moments.
When Krista asked him to read a biblical verse that means something special to him, he responded by reading an excerpt of Psalm 146. Why he chose it and his explanation is even more intriguing.
Listen in and let us know how you react to his understanding of these verses.
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the United church...them sound like him?
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I LOVE BRUEGGEMANN!!!!!!
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neremite said:
I am looking at what the Bible has to say about leadership style and this Psalm speaks to that issue. To treat workers with fairness and not oppress them, to be their advocate, to seek justice on their behalf. Thanks for the post.
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