Torah to the Gentiles, p. 58
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Torah to the Gentiles, p. 58
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Each Word a Universe: Turning Bones, Not Stones. A daily word of Scripture, heard across the three scrolls of Abraham.
On hearing rather than seeing: a deity with no image, a word carried rather than a figure beheld.
Paul’s observation, “that he was not known by sight” (1:22), and was “only heard” in Judea (1:23), emphasizes this association, since those searching the empty tomb find nothing but a word from the angel; a deity with no effigy (Luke 24:7–8; Mark 16:6–7).Marc Philip Boulos, Torah to the Gentiles: St. Paul's Letter to the Galatians (OCABS Press, 2014), p. 58
Opening music: Oriental Style Song, oud and darbuka, by Surprising_Media (Pixabay).
The quotation is from Marc Philip Boulos; it is read by the digital voice Fāṭima.
The digital voice Fāṭima (فَاطِمَة) is named in honor of the learned women of al-Andalus, particularly Fāṭima bint Yaḥyā al-Maghāmī, Fāṭima al-Sharrāṭ, and Fāṭima bint al-Muthannā, whose legacies embody the Andalusian traditions of scriptural scholarship, jurisprudence, education, and wisdom.