Hagar, Sarah, and Their Children: Jewish, Christian, and Muslim Perspectives
by Phyllis Trible, Letty M. Russell
Hagar, Sarah, and Their Children presents Jewish, Christian, and Muslim perspectives on these pivotal biblical figures. Edited by Phyllis Trible and Letty M. Russell, the book explores their stories as a foundation for interfaith understanding, delving into themes of lineage, faith, and shared heritage across religious traditions.
About This Book
This book brings together perspectives on the biblical figures Hagar and Sarah from Jewish, Christian, and Muslim traditions. Edited by Phyllis Trible and Letty M. Russell, it examines their stories as shared heritage across faiths.
The collection highlights how these narratives influence theological and cultural understandings in each religion. It offers a platform for dialogue on common roots and differing interpretations.
Through scholarly essays, the book addresses themes of family, exile, and divine promise central to the accounts of Hagar, Sarah, and their children.
Readers gain insight into the interreligious significance of these figures, fostering appreciation for diverse viewpoints on sacred texts.
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