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Tag Archives: Books of the Septuagint
Between the Testaments
Between the Testaments© 1960 D.S. Russell176 pages The sudden eruption of Christianity from Judaism is inexplicable when considering only the Protestant Bible. From nowhere burst the Trinity, Satan as a rebel, and an obsession with … Continue reading
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Ecclesiasticus
Ecclesiasticus or The Wisdom of Jesus, Son of SirachFrom The New English Bible, pp. 158 -251© Oxford and Cambridge Universities 1970 Last week I read the Book of Wisdom, a title within the original Jewish and Christian bibles, but one discarded by Protestants. … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, BnB 2011 Nonfiction Reading Challenge, Books of the Septuagint, religion, wisdom literature
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The Book of Wisdom
The Book of Wisdom, or The Wisdom of Solomonfrom the New English Bible, © 1970 Cambridge and Oxford University Press Christian personification of Wisdom My favorite book in the Judeo-Christian bible is that of Ecclesiastes, in which a man known as ‘the preacher’ … Continue reading
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