
Slavery in the Bible
The God who permits it, the laws that regulate it, and the Scriptures used to defend it. By Mark BenheimLength8h 34m
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SLAVERY IN THE BIBLE
The Bible says, “You were slaves in Egypt.”
But it also says that slaves could be bought, owned, inherited and, in some cases, kept permanently.
So what does the Bible actually say about slavery?
This book examines the difficult passages that are often avoided, from the laws of Exodus and Leviticus to Jesus, Paul and the early Christian Church. No excuses. No easy answers. Just the biblical texts, their historical context, and the uncomfortable questions they raise.
Audiobook details
GenreSpirituality and Religion
Length8 hrs 34 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 2, 2026
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Introduction
21. What Do We Mean by “Slavery”?
32. Slave, Servant, Bondman or Property?
43. Israel Was Once a Nation of Slaves
54. The Slave Laws of Exodus
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65. The Slave Who Could Be Bought
76. What Did a Slave Cost?
87. Slavery in the New Testament
98. Paul and the Slave
109. Philemon: Paul Sends a Slave Back
1110. The Slave Who Is Also a Brother
1211. Roman Slavery
1312. History of Interpretation
1413. The Curse of Ham
1514. The Bible and the Atlantic Slave Trade
1615. The Abolitionists’ Bible
1716. The Bible’s Final Word on Slavery