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Daily Archives: March 3, 2016
Philo, the Torah, and the Invention of the Cities of Refuge
I have been reading Philo’s Special Laws I for my daily quiet time. Philo of Alexandria was a first century C.E. Jewish thinker in Alexandria, Egypt. He interpreted the Torah in light of Greek philosophy. Sometimes when I read ancient … Continue reading
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