Daughter Zion identifies with Syrian and Iraqi women : a reading in the Book of Lamentations
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Sarras, NiveenKeywords
Bible. Lamentations -- Criticism, LiteraryBible. Lamentations -- Theology
Christians -- Iraq
Christians -- Syria
Community -- Religious aspects
IS (Organization)
Laments
Mourning
Suffering -- Biblical teaching
Women in the Bible
Women -- Iraq
Women -- Syria
Women -- Violence against
Zion in the Bible
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Niveen Sarras, a biblical scholar with roots in the Christian communities in the Middle East, reflects on the book of Lamentations, and how the ancient situation of this book is a model for understanding the present situation of women in Syria and Iraq. She argues that the process of lamentation, both in the Bible and in the present, is a step toward these communities dealing with their pain and hardships.Type
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