# Richard Elliott Friedman
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richard elliott friedman (born May 5, 1946) is a biblical scholar and the Ann and Jay Davis Professor of Jewish Studies at the University of Georgia.
Friedman was born in Rochester, New York. He attended the University of Miami (BA, 1968), the Jewish Theological Seminary (MHL, 1971), and Harvard University (Th.M. in Hebrew Bible, 1974; Th.D. in Hebrew Bible and Near Eastern Languages and Civilizations, 1978).
SPECIAL: Interpreting the Genesis Creation Account
Host Dave Lester spoke at "The Word and the World: Science and the Christian Life" conference in Kitsap County on Saturday, June 8th, 2024. He did a breakout session talking about "Interpreting the Genesis Creation Account" and also discussed the interpretative lenses we have been handed from a cul…
Genesis: The Beginning (1-21) BONUS Content
This week's recap of Genesis chapters 1-21 went longer than we expected when we "geeked out" a bit. If you'd like to hear more about the authorship of the Bible, covenants, and recap some funny things we noticed while we read, this bonus episode is for you!
We mentioned a couple of books in this b…
025: Abram's Night Time Raid: Brent Rood (Genesis 14:13-24)
Host Dave Lester is joined by his friend and former pastor, Brent Rood, to discuss the Lot kidnapping situation and Abram springing into action for the rescue. Abram leads 318 men on a daring night time raid against kings and their armies around the Dead Sea.
Brent also discusses his background i…
#195 – The Exodus from Egypt, part 1 (re-release)
Although the origin story for Jews, and the foundation for much of Christian theology, many scholars will ask: did it really happen (that way)?
Moses leading the newly-born nation of Israel out of slavery in Egypt, wandering through the desert for 40 years, and taking possession of Ca…
Passover, the Warsaw Ghetto, and the Question of Zionism's Success
From April 15, 2025Recording during Passover, Elliot and Kalev reflect on seders shadowed by the hostage crisis and mark the 82nd anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. They explore Passover's historical roots and examine historian Richard Elliott Friedman's theory of Levite origins in the Exod…
Could Nephi’s Brass Plates Have Contained the Torah? What Scholars Are Missing...
Did Nephi really have the five books of Moses on the brass plates? Critics say it’s impossible—that the Torah didn’t exist in its current form by 600 BC. But is that the full story?
In this episode of Informed Saints, Jasmin Rappleye, Neal Rappleye, and Stephen Smoot break down the documentary h…
Gen 6: Do the Sources Explain the Flood Story?
Guest: Dr. Richard Elliott Friedman. In this episode, we begin our reading of Genesis 6 and the opening of the flood story—a key text in source-critical scholarship.
In the first half, we work through Richard Elliott Friedman’s well-know approach, which divides the narrative into distinct sources. …
Classic Episode: How Do I Learn Hard Things? | Monday Advice
In this replay of a classic episode from January 1st, 2024, Cal walks through the process of learning hard things. The good news is that most people can learn most things. The bad news is that learning is harder than we think. This advice has never been more relevant for those looking to move past …
034: Deja Vu in the Kingdom of Abimelek (Genesis 20)
Hosts Mike Mason and Dave Lester analyze the text of Genesis chapter 20 where Abraham and Sarah find themselves in the land of Gerar. Abraham says Sarah is his sister and King Abimelek moves to make Sarah a part of his harem. Have we seen this movie before? Why does Abraham continue to participate …
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