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Haley Gabrielle

Haley Gabrielle is Assistant Professor of Religion at Greensboro College. Her work focuses on reading the New Testament in light of important modern issues like gender, sexuality, race, and colonialism. Her social location as a biracial South Asian woman in diaspora informs her research. Dr. Gabrielle’s writing can be found in the Journal of Biblical Literature (2023), the edited volume Race and Biblical Studies (2022), and Bible and Critical Theory (2020).

Essays

Rejecting Death: Bodies are not Commodities

If the words of Paul sound harsh, it is because they are–and I am glad that they are. To those who treat other people as bottomless vessels for pain, Paul delivers these rebukes: “This is not lawful. This does not please God. Christ is not in this.”

In Jesus’s Flesh, New Possibilities for Embodiment 

There is no single, correct mode of embodiment. For those who regard themselves as part of the body of Jesus, part of the family that grows from Jesus’s body, that one body is really many bodies, complicated bodies, with hands, blood, some foreskins, and a whole lot of multi-colored flesh.