September 19, 2025ReligionsOpen Access

Asylum Seekers in the Old Testament: Reinterpreting Moses, Elijah and David

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The reinterpretation of Moses, Elijah, and David illustrates their roles as asylum seekers, emphasizing their migration experiences.
The study identifies key experiences such as genocide and resistance faced by these biblical figures and connects them to contemporary migration.
A narrative methodology focuses on the thematic development of biblical stories rather than historical or linguistic analysis.
This exploration provides churches with practical approaches to engage and support modern-day asylum seekers.

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Narrative analysis reveals how Old Testament figures embody asylum seekers, suggesting theological frameworks for supporting migrants.

Hyeong Kyoon Kim (2025) studied this question.

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