“All of us,” writes Kay Higuera Smith in The New Testament in Color, “come to Scripture with a set of assumptions that are borne out of our traditions, our life experiences, and our social and historical locations.” For example, Smith, a Bible professor at Azusa Pacific University, brings to her commentary on the Gospel of Mark assumptions “as a Latina …
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