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Graffiti prayers
A new article by Paul van Pelt and Nico Staring takes a creative look at graffiti left in Saqqara. Saqqara was the necropolis of one…
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The Bible for All Its Worth
In this edition of Exegetically Speaking . . . Dr. Todd Still, Dean of the George W. Truett Theological Seminary of Baylor University, joins us…
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A Dissident Rabbi
As reformation is fomenting in Europe, there is a Jewish fellow who proclaimed himself Messiah and developed a huge following in the Ottoman Empire and…
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If anyone sins . . .
In this edition of the Exegetically Speaking . . . Dr. Peter Davids, a Wheaton graduate and my former colleague as Professor of New Testament…
