(3) Genesis illustrates intertextuality; its sources include extant documents, especially from Mesopotamia, from Judea (Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel), and from western Asia (Homer's Odyssey). The documentary theory (JEDP) is unnecessary and misleading.Brodie, Thomas L...
The Book of Amos The Book of Daniel The Book of Ezekiel The Book of Habakkuk The Book of Haggai The Book of Hosea The Book of Isaiah The Book of Jeremiah The Book of Joel The Book of Jonah The Book of Judges The Book of Malachi The Book of Micah The Book of ...
Turtledove references this in Liberating Atlantis, Jeremiah Stafford points to a nearby horse and jestingly nominates it to be his successor as Consul of Atlantis, then directly references Caligula's alleged scheme.[33] In "Death in Vesunna", Kleandros uses Caligula as an example of why the...
An example of such a verse can be found in Jeremiah 7:29–31: “For the Lord has spurned and cast off the brood that provoked His wrath. For the people of Judah have done what displeases Me—declares the Lord. They have set up their abominations in the 381The Binding of Isaac ...
portrayed in the background. In the foreground on the right, the chief prophet Moses, holding the two tables of God’s law, explains to the other Old Testament prophets that the Law can only condemn and hope must be sought elsewhere. The tree on the right is bare, representing how the ...
There will be a time when many of us on this planet will begin to share out pathways outside of this universe and it is time we lay the groundwork for the various directions that will expand outward from this one point of origin we now call earth. ...