# Phyllis Trible
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phyllis trible (born October 25, 1932) is a feminist biblical scholar from Richmond, Virginia, United States. Trible's works centres on the Hebrew Bible, and is considered by some in her field as a prominent influence on feminist biblical interpretation. Trible has written a multitude of books on interpretation of the Hebrew Bible, and has lectured around the world, including the United States, New Zealand, Australia, Japan, Canada, and a number of countries in Europe.
#36 Texts of Terror: Part 3 (Unnamed Woman from Judges 19)
We are continuing a 4-part series, going through Phyllis Trible’s Texts of Terror, where each week, we will discuss a story from the Hebrew Bible from a Literary-Feminist perspective, following Trible’s book. Feel free to follow along and read with us! This week, we talk about the unnamed woman fro…
#38 Texts of Terror: Part 4 (Jephthah’s Daughter)
In our last episode of our 4-part series going through Phyllis Trible’s Texts of Terror, Jodie and Matthew discuss the story of Jephthah’s daughter, as found in Judges 11 in the Bible. Looking literally at the unit, Jephthah irrationally sacrifices his daughter as a burnt offering, presenting yet a…
Eve, the First Sinner? Or Adam, the First Failed Leader?
We’ve all heard the story of Adam and Eve. The so-called “first sin,” the disobedience, the downfall. But what if we’ve been reading it wrong? What if this ancient story isn’t about the first sinner…but the first failed leader?
In this episode, leadership scholar and host Dr. Kimberly DeSimone cha…
24. Rev. Gerlyn (Anglican Church of Canada) – Communion over Control: The Faith that Frees
🎙️ 24. Rev. Gerlyn Henry (Anglican Church of Canada) – Communion over Control: The Faith that Frees
When faith becomes about control instead of communion, something sacred is lost. Reverend Gerlyn Henry (@gerlynhenry)—an Indian-Canadian Anglican priest whose social media content about Jesus, justic…
Friday, November 7, 2025
This is The Briefing, a daily analysis of news and events from a Christian worldview.On today’s edition of The Briefing, Dr. Mohler discusses the life and legacy of feminist New Testament scholar Phyllis Tribble, and he answers questions about A.I. and the Anti-Christ, ‘due penalty for their sin’ i…
Thoughts on the Influence of Old Prejudice
Deacon Douglas McManaman
One day I was driving a fair distance to a York Regional Forest Trail to walk my dog and forgot my phone, so my only other option besides silence was to listen to AM talk radio. I tuned into a talk show about Vache Canadienne (Canadienne Cattle), and they had as a guest…
Episode 18 | Rachel the Sacrificial Lamb | Rachel, Sacrifice, and Women's Burdens
Episode 18 | Rachel the Sacrificial Lamb | Rachel, Sacrifice, and Women's Suffering
Rachel's name means "ewe," a young female sheep. Before she becomes Jacob's beloved wife, before she struggles with infertility, and before she dies giving birth, the symbolism of her name quietly frames the way he…
Jephthah’s Vow and the Four Days Israel’s Daughters Wouldn’t Forget
This episode of She’s So Scripture walks through Judges 11 and the story of Jephthah’s vow, focusing on the unnamed daughter who becomes the cost of his reckless promise.
In the episode I mention Phyllis Trible’s book Texts of Terror. You can find it here.
00:00 Four Days Remembered
00:55 Meet Jeph…
#101 [RE-RELEASE] Texts of Terror: Part 1 (Hagar)
We are starting a 4-part series, going through Phyllis Trible’s Texts of Terror, where each week, we will discuss a story from the Hebrew Bible from a Literary-Feminist perspective, following Trible’s book. Feel free to follow along and read with us! This week, we talk about Hagar, an enslaved Egyp…
16. Limping into Sunrise: Genesis 12 to 36, Abraham, Jacob, and the Promise
It’s night at the Jabbok, a river that cuts through a gorge east of the Jordan, and a man has just sent his wives, his children, and everything he owns across the ford in the dark. Tomorrow he has to face the brother he cheated twenty years ago. Then someone grabs him in the dark, and they wrestle …
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