Uploaded December 2021 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
It turns out that if you read aloud the Samson story (Judges 13-16) in Hebrew as a script for a theater comedy - it morphs into an outrageously funny Greek satire that parodies biblical heroes and tropes. It was most likely written by Alexandrian Hellenistic Hebrews around the 200s BCE as a Hebrew version of Greek satire.
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It turns out that if you read aloud the Samson story (Judges 13-16) in Hebrew as a script for a theater comedy - it morphs into an outrageously funny Greek satire that parodies biblical heroes and tropes. It was most likely written by Alexandrian Hellenistic Hebrews around the 200s BCE as a Hebrew version of Greek satire.
To listen to all our episodes bit.ly/2VDZ8rW
Visit our website podcastofbiblicalproportions.com
To support us on Patreon patreon.com/biblicalproportions










