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Daily Archives: April 10, 2011
New Life
For my write-up today on church, I’ll use the prayer of confession as a starting point: “Forgive us, O Lord, we pray. How many times will we fail to see the life You have placed around us? How many times … Continue reading
Genesis 20: A Revision of Genesis 12?
In this post, I will revisit Ernest Nicholson’s The Pentateuch in the Twentieth Century. On page 234, Nicholson discusses John Van Seters’ approach to the wife-sister stories of Genesis 12 and Genesis 20. According to Nicholson, Van Seters believes that … Continue reading
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