"Wit and Humor of the Bible: A Literary Study" by Marion D. Shutter is a study that shines a light on the unexpected wit and humor woven into biblical texts. Shutter argues that beyond the serious lessons, the Bible contains creative elements that enhance its stories and offer deeper understanding. He wants to show how humor plays a crucial role, coexisting with weighty themes and enriching our experience of the characters and teachings found within the scriptures.
Wit and Humor of the Bible: A Literary Study
By Marion D. (Marion Daniel) Shutter
Discover how wit and humor are cleverly used within the Bible to enrich its messages and provide fresh perspectives on its timeless tales.
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