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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Being Fair to the author and the Author
There are all sorts of preliminaries you have to take care of before you can read a book of the Bible in fairness to its author and its Author. John Walton (of the Bible department at Wheaton College, not the … Continue reading
Posted in How to read the Bible, The Book of Daniel
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Never Say Never
It is a lovely twist of irony that I, the one who said I’d never blog, am blogging first about a book I never wanted to study. I have spent most of my adult life successfully avoiding the Old Testament … Continue reading
Posted in The Book of Daniel, Uncategorized
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