Name: 聖書学シリーズVIII：神の現象学 (Biblical Series VIII: The Phenomenology of the Divine)
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Hello, everyone. Thank you again for showing up, so

We're going to finish off the story of Noah and also

and I don't think that'll take very long and

They're a very complex set of stories. They sit between

Earliest stories in Genesis that I would say end with the tower of babel

And then the stories of moses which are extraordinarily well-developed

Abrahamic stories, there's a whole sequence of them

I'm going to stumble through them the best that I can I would say that's that's probably the best way to think about this because

Have a narrative content. That's quite strange

was reading a book while doing this called the disappearance of God that I found quite helpful, and

one of the things that happens in the old testament is that

in terms of personal appearances even and then that

proclivity fades away as the old testament develops, and there's a

That it's maybe maybe causally linked. I'm not exactly sure how to conceptualize it, but that appears to be causally linked is that?

Stories about individuals become more and more well-developed so it says in it's as if as God fades away, so to speak

the individual becomes more and more manifest and

There's a statement in the old testament the location of which. I don't recall

But I'll tell you about it in future lectures where God essentially tells

Whoever he's speaking with and I don't remember who that is that he's going to disappear and let man essentially go his own way

And see what happens not a complete disappearance, but maybe a transformations is something that

Modern people regard more as a psychological phenomena rather than the sort of objective entity that God seems to be in

and so I've been wrestling with that a lot because

God, I got appears to Abraham multiple times and

that's not a concept that's easy for modern people to

generally speaking apart from say issues of Faith

someone who makes himself personally manifest in our lives

That's I suppose why the question of belief is so paramount for modern people

I presume that if God had within the habit of appearing to you you likely wouldn't have a problem with belief

I mean it might be more complicated than that, but that's how it seems to me, and so when we read stories about

God making himself manifest either to a nation say in the case of israel or to individuals

It's not easy to understand why people would write stories like that if they thought like we thought and I mean it really it wasn't

That long ago that the Bible was written say from a biological perspective. It's really only yesterday

It's a couple thousand years say four thousand years something like that

That's not very long ago from a biological perspective, it's it's nothing

see if I could figure out how to understand that and so else the lecture once we finish the the

remains of the story of Noah, I'll start the lecture with a with an attempt to

Situate the abrahamic stories in a context that might make them more accessible

These two contexts that work for me to make them more accessible

The ark had come to its resting place and Noah and his family had

What occurs immediately after afterwards?

it's a very short story, but I think it's it's very relevant for

Of these stories the tower of babel is well very relevant for our current times and the sons of Noah

That went forth of the ark were shem, and ham and Japheth and ham

These are the three sons of Noah and of them was the whole Earth overspread and Noah began to be a husbandman

he drank of the wine and was drunken and he was uncovered within his tent and

Ham the father of Canaan saw the nakedness of his father and told his two brethren without?

and shem and Japheth took a garment and laid upon both their shoulders and went backward and

Covered the nakedness of their father and their faces were backward and they saw not their fathers nakedness

And Noah awoke from his wine and knew what his younger son

had done unto him and he said curse had to be Canaan a servant of servants shall he be unto his brethren and

He said blessed shall be the lord. God of shem and Canaan Shall be his servant and God shall enlarge Japheth

And he shall dwell in the tents of shem and Canaan Shall be his servant

and Noah lived after the flood three hundred and fifty years and all the days of Noah were 950 years and he died and

the whole Earth was of one language and of one speech okay, so

And I think the meaning of the story stood out for me sometimes

When you read complicated material sometimes a piece of it will stand out. It's for some reason. It's like it glitters

I suppose that might be one way of thinking about it. It's

You're in sync with it, and you can understand what it means. I've really experienced that reading the Dao. De Jing which is document

I would really like to do a lecture on at some point because some of the verses

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