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Tag Archives: Revelation
A Quick Exodus: A Brief Response
The following question, and my answer, emerged from readings on the Book of Exodus: Student: “It is interesting that the meaning of the word “exodus” means quick exit (1), why is it called a quick exit when it really was … Continue reading
New Classes and Why I Love My Job
Excited about a few courses I’ve designed being added to the catalog (Lord willing): BIBL 336 The Former Prophets (Joshua, Judges, 1-2 Samuel, 1-2 Kings) – 3 credits Students will analyze the accounts of Israel’s story as recorded in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Apocalyptic Literature, Biblical Hebrew, Daniel, Ezekiel, Former Prophets, Revelation, Teaching
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