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Not All Together: The Exodus, Prophets, and Kings
This will be somewhat of a rambling post, but not horribly rambling. I will start out with what Philo says about the Exodus in Special Laws II:217-219. Then, I will interact with a fictional book that I recently read about … Continue reading
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Tagged Amalekites, David, Ezekiel 20, firstfruits, Mesu Andrews, Miriam, Moses, On Kings and Prophets, Philo, prince of egypt, Samuel, Saul, Special Laws, Ten Commandments
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