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Tag Archives: Books of Kings
Solomon's Wisdom? Redux
In an alternate universe Solomon’s wisdom fails to pay off as expected: (Thanks to one of my students from The Former Prophets class, Jordan Ketterer, for this humorous alternate ending). Related articles The Ambiguity of Wisdom (rickwadholmjr.wordpress.com)
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Tagged alternate universe, ambiguity, Books of Kings, Solomon, wisdom of solomon
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The Ambiguity of Wisdom
The wisdom of Solomon (not meaning, the ancient book by that name) is something of an ambiguity. And perhaps that is the nature of wisdom, recognizing ambiguities and trying to steer the right course. Take another look at the all-too-familiar … Continue reading
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Tagged Book of Wisdom, Books of Kings, God, Lord, Solomon, Torah, Woman
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