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Sermon text integrating passages from Genesis with theological reflection on the figure of Hagar, the meanings of biblical names, and themes of marginalization, identity, and divine attention within the Old Testament narrative.
Sacred text source: Bible, Book of Genesis
Biblical passages: Genesis 16:1–16; Genesis 21:8–21
Religious tradition: Christianity
Text type: Sermon manuscript with biblical excerpts
Primary biblical figures: Hagar, Abraham, Sarah, Ishmael, Isaac
Biblical setting: Canaan; wilderness near Shur, Beer-sheba, and Paran
Themes: Hagar narrative; naming and identity in the Bible; slavery; exile; divine promise
Content notice: Infertility and sexual violence
Liturgical context: Sermon series on women of the Old Testament
Referenced scholar: Wilda Gafney
Audience context: Congregational worship setting
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What Troubles You, Hagar? On Writing Hagar’s Libretto
Year: 2010
Region / City: Philadelphia, USA
Subject: Music, Libretto, Biblical Figures
Document Type: Essay / Personal Reflection
Organization: Women’s Sacred Music Project (WSMP)
Author: Ellen Frankel
Related Works: Women of Valor cantata, The Five Books of Miriam
Audience: General readership interested in music and biblical studies
Context: Commissioned for a chamber version of Women of Valor focusing on Hagar
References: Torah, Midrash, Hadith, Abrahamic narratives
Purpose: Exploration of Hagar’s story through musical and literary adaptation
Topics: 161–16 218–21 Hagar