I’m using _The Queer Bible Commentary_ in my first-year Hebrew-Bible Intro class and it’s futzing awesome I must say.

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Each chapter of QBC is by a different author so there’s that many different perspectives on what it means to queer biblical texts.

Best of all, most chapters of the _Queer Bible Commentary_ also engage the most important old-school traditional “critical issues” for the books they engage, so I can use QBC as the students’ _only textbook_, instead of as “side reading.”

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