I recently had the privilege of kicking off a series of three classes on the Pentateuch at our church’s training school. I mentioned early in the class that the Pentateuch, (or OT in general), is often among the most challenging portions of the Bible. Why? Firstly, the Pentateuch is the oldest portion of the Bible, written in the neighborhood of [...]
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Posted in Old Testament, Pentateuch, tagged historical background, Resources for Ministry on Wednesday, October 8, 2008 | 3 Comments »
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One More Book for the Five Books
Posted in Pentateuch, tagged Books, commentaries, John Sailhamer, Pentateuch, The Pentateuch as Narrative on Friday, October 15, 2010 | 5 Comments »
Sometime ago, Brian, my fellow infrequent contributor to BBG, offered up a post on five resources to help people understand the Pentateuch in a posted titled “Five Books for the Five Books.” I wholeheartedly agree that the resources he listed are helpful, and would even now agree (I didn’t then, as you can see in [...]
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