Podcast | Language and Story in Genesis

Nov 6, 2026
Bible Podcast Theology
Drew Lewis
In this episode, Drew Lewis explores the literary and theological richness of Genesis, highlighting the importance of close reading, Hebrew nuances, and attention to the book's literary patterns and symbolism. He considers how Genesis shapes the identity of God's people, examines the significance of trees and theophanies, and offers practical guidance for approaching biblical exegesis. He also invites listeners to join his Genesis book study in Winter 2027.

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