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Daily Archives: July 20, 2017
Book Write-Up: Egypt’s Sister, by Angela Hunt
Angela Hunt. Egypt’s Sister. Bethany House, 2017. See here to buy the book. Egypt’s Sister is the first book of Angela Hunt’s “The Silent Years,” which concerns the so-called “Intertestamental Period,” the time between the Old and the New Testaments. … Continue reading
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C.S. Lewis and Poor Writers
Originally posted on Mere Inkling Press:
C.S. Lewis seldom kept a secret his low opinion of poor writers. This wasn’t because he was a literary snob, it’s because he was a literary critic. Actually, the breadth of Lewis’ literary tastes…
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Wright-layering Caleb’s cake
Originally posted on theoutwardquest:
In David, King of Israel, and Caleb in Biblical Memory, Jacob L. Wright sees the biblical text as like a layer cake. It is not the product of someone stitching together fully developed narrative sources like…
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