The Glory-Cloud Podcast 100 - Interview with Meredith M. Kline
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Dec 21, 2018 Meredith M. Kline, a scholar and son of the renowned theologian Meredith G. Kline, shares illuminating insights about his father's remarkable legacy. He recounts personal stories that reveal the complexities of his father's character, highlighting the intimate blend of faith, music, and theology in their family life. They dive into the book of Ecclesiastes, discussing its profound themes, and emphasize the need for greater visibility of significant theological works. The conversation beautifully blends academia with heartfelt memories.
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High Expectations
- Kline's linguistic talent extended to his teaching, where he expected students to learn Aramaic during a one-month Daniel course.
- His unique finals involved parsing Hebrew passages and writing commentaries, showcasing his high expectations.
Exegetical and Artistic Focus
- Kline prioritized exegesis, using linguistic skill and artistic perception of textual patterns.
- He prioritized key disagreements, focusing on conservative biblical dating and non-millennialism.
A Generous Father
- Despite the challenges of his wife's emotional issues, Meredith G. Kline remained a generous and supportive father.
- While perhaps not as involved as later generations, his generosity towards his sons' families was deeply appreciated.
