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Daily Archives: July 18, 2017
Christian Scholars Review
Originally posted on Bob on Books:
Cover of the current issue of Christian Scholars Review The most recent issue of the Christian Scholars Review (CSR) arrived in my mail the other day and it occurred to me that this might be…
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Wright-Caleb, Edom, and the Exile
Originally posted on theoutwardquest:
Jacob L. Wright spent the first ten chapters of his David, King of Israel, and Caleb in Biblical Memory exploring what he sees as the literary construction of the David narrative. He especially emphasized that many…
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