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The Gospel of Matthew according to a Primitive Hebrew Text
George Howard (Macon, GA: Mercer University Press, 1987) 12 228 pp., $49.95
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Bible Quiz
Sons and Daughters in Ancient Israel
1. Sent by her father to care for her “sick” brother, this daughter of an early Israelite king was raped by the devious brother and then unceremoniously thrown out.
2. Due to a woman’s jealousy, this son and his mother were sent away by the father with only bread and a skin of water.
3. Name the Widow who, unlike her sister-in-law, preferred to leave Moab and accompany her widowed mother-in-law back to Judah.
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First Glance
Must “Biblical Theology” Be Christian Theology?
In its earliest use, just over 200 years ago, the term “biblical theology” meant Christian theology. “Biblical theology” represented a search for the overall theological meaning of the Bible—the New Testament and the Old Testament—from a Christian religious perspective.
Sumerian Literature
Book of Hours Exhibit in Baltimore
The Book of Hours
The Garden of Eden
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The story of Eve and Adam, unfolds in a French Book of Hours called the Très Riches Heures.
Eve and Adam
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