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This book authored by Moses covers only ~145 years instead of the 2300+ years covered by Genesis. In other words, it covers the time from Joseph’s death in ~1674BC until the Israelites are … more →
Greenley Commentary
OT Terminology
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Nick Norelli wrote 3 hours ago: Pat McCullough joined the discussion on the terminology one should use for Israel’s Scriptures … more →
The Story of the Biblical Decalogue – 2
bibliophyle wrote 4 hours ago: The Decalogue itself appears twice in the Bible, once in Exodus 20:2–17 (verses 2–14 in Hebrew) and … more →
Hebrew Bible vs. Old Testament
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Patrick George McCullough wrote 5 hours ago: In an engaging and intelligent post, John Anderson brought the topic to our attention again, and Dou … more →
Mark 6:1-13; 2 Samuel 5:1-5, 9-10
stillcircle wrote 6 hours ago: All or nothing. If there’s an overall principle by which the media is apparently guided, this appear … more →
A Christian state?
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Andrew wrote 8 hours ago: Recently we discussed the possibility of a secular state, and I suggested at the possible limitation … more →
Why and How I want to Measure Language Knowledge Pool Value or LKPV
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Sriram Venkitachalam wrote 1 day ago: What is Language Knowledge Pool: The knowledge in a language and a term I just made up that perhaps … more →
The Story of the Biblical Decalogue - 1
bibliophyle wrote 1 day ago: The commandments of the Decalogue are precisely and concisely formulated and contain a typological n … more →
Politics and Adultery - Who's to Judge?
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Brent Alderman wrote 1 day ago: For when Herod had John arrested, he bound him and put him in prison because of Herodias, the wife o … more →
More on The End of Wisdom?
Joseph Kelly wrote 1 day ago: In a previous post, I quoted from a recent review of Martin Shields’, The End of Wisdom: A Reapprais … more →
Trust
ryguy90 wrote 1 day ago: Then a famine came to the land. Abram went down to Egypt to live; it was a hard famine. As he drew n … more →
God has spoken
drinkingfromthefountain wrote 1 day ago: God is not silent. ‘Long ago, at many times and in many ways, God spoke to our fathers by the prophe … more →
Day 8: Its chocolate cake time
robertsalvit wrote 1 day ago: Hi I want to continue with our discussion. I also want to thank Jordon for his comments. I dedicate … more →
Background
owen greenley wrote 1 day ago: This book authored by Moses covers only ~145 years instead of the 2300+ years covered by Genesi … more →
Background
owen greenley wrote 1 day ago: Genesis is one of the most interesting and most studied books of the Bible, probably because it … more →
The Hasankef Dam on the Tigris River halted
ferrelljenkins wrote 1 day ago: The Biblical Archaeology Review Daily News for June 26, 2009, reports a halt in the building of the … more →
It's Time To Rewind
Jenni Catron wrote 1 day ago: Join us for Rewind beginning this Sunday at Cross Point Nashville! Click here to invite … more →
Plowshares and Pruning Hooks
Michael DeFazio wrote 2 days ago: Life Journal // 006 Isaiah 2.1-4: This is what Isaiah son of Amoz saw concerning Judah and Jerusalem … more →
My Hobby
gawdawfull wrote 2 days ago: For an atheist/freethinker/skeptic/agnostic I have a strange hobby — I like to study the Old … more →
Daily Bible Readings Thursday July 2 2009 13th Week in Ordinary Time
Bob wrote 2 days ago: July 2 2009 Thursday 13th Week in Ordinary Time Saint of the Day – St. Oliver Plunkett About the sou … more →
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