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Ephesians

The Jews and the Gentiles are reconciled into one household of God.
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Mary Hinkle Shore
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Israel Kamudzandu
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Mary Hinkle Shore
Mary is a pastor in the ELCA, with a Ph. D. in New Testament from Duke University. She taught in the Bible Division at Luther Seminary for 16 years. She now lives in Brevard, North Carolina, where she owns and operates Aging Life Care Partners, LLC, helping elders and their families navigate the challenges of later life. She especially enjoys working with seminarians, clergy and lay preachers on biblical interpretation and the moves between text and sermon. Shore completed a Ph.D. in New Testament and Christian Origins at Duke University, and also holds a Master of Divinity from Luther Northwestern Theological Seminary, and a Bachelor of Arts in Religion from Capital University in Columbus, Ohio.
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Israel Kamudzandu

Dr. Israel Kamudzandu is Associate Professor of New Testament Studies and Biblical Interpretation and Lindsey P. Pherigo Chair at Saint Paul School of Theology, Leawood, Kansas.
His most recent book is Translation as Incarnation: The Bible in the Twenty-First-Century Global South (Wipf and Stock, 2023). He is the author of Abraham Our Father: Paul and Ancestors in Postcolonial Africa (Fortress Press, 2013), and Abraham as a Spiritual Ancestor: A Postcolonial Zimbabwean Reading of Romans 4 (Leiden: Brill, 2010), as well as numerous articles.
Kamudzandu has a Ph.D. in New Testament Biblical Interpretation from Brite Divinity School and he served as pastor at Covenant United Methodist Church in Springfield, Ohio, until 2007.

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