JETS 28:3 (September 1985) p. 341 also that without the actual telling of the story we are not so empowered. The telling of the principles drawn from the story is not like telling the story itself. Furthermore, it is through the customizing of the story in a manner particularly applicable to the moral situation at hand that the moral authority of Scripture is contextualized. In our case, it needs to be contextualized for the culture of the information society. When it comes to the three moral challenges