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Daily Archives: April 24, 2018
If I Could Go Back (20 Years)…: Preparing for a Career in Biblical Studies (Part 1)
Originally posted on Crux Sola:
I am starting a new series called “If I Could Go Back…” I am now almost a decade into my teaching career, and it has given me a chance to look back and appreciate some…
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Gnuse-situating E after the northern exile
Originally posted on theoutwardquest:
When I last wrote about Robert Karl Gnuse’s book on The Elohist, he had argued that the circles that produced the stories about Elijah and Elisha must have been composed earlier than the Elohist because they…
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