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Daily Archives: December 6, 2015
Scattered Ramblings on John the Baptist and the Recent Shooting
The service at church this morning revolved around John the Baptist preparing the way for Jesus. The pastor preached on Luke 3:1-18. We sang a worship song, “Here Is Our King.” The song talked about spring arriving and healing the … Continue reading
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Jamie Duguid on Elisha and the She-Bears (II Kings 2)
Yesterday, Derek Rishmawy posted some comments about the troubling story in II Kings 2 about God sending she-bears to maul young people who were mocking the prophet Elisha. Jamie Duguid left an informative comment under Derek’s post about that story, … Continue reading
“Stories from Ancient Canaan, Second Edition” Edited and Translated by Michael Coogan and Mark Smith
Originally posted on The Biblical Review:
Michael D. Coogan and Mark S. Smith (editors and translators). Stories from Ancient Canaan, 2nd Edition. Louisville, KY: Westminster John Knox Press, 2012, 192 pp., $26.00 (paperback). *I would like to express my gratitude…
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