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Daily Archives: March 25, 2017
Games Of Logistics
As someone who likes to find greater insight and meaning into the habits and hobbies of people and which may often escape wider notice, I find it deeply intriguing just how common games of logistics are. Those who spend too … Continue reading
Book Review: Mastering The Basics: James
Mastering The Basics: James, by Lyman Coleman and Richard Peace This is the only one of the entire series [1] I have read by the authors that was not about the epistles of Paul, and that alone gives this study … Continue reading
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Book Review: Mastering The Basics: 1 Corinthians
Mastering The Basics: 1 Corinthians, by Lyman Coleman and Richard Peace This particular volume is the biggest of the series [1], about 120 pages, twice as long as the other volumes in the series. Bigger is not always better, and … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Biblical History, Book Reviews, Christianity, History
Tagged ancient history, death, law
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Book Review: Mastering The Basics: Philippians
Mastering The Basics: Philippians, by Lyman Coleman and Richard Peace The second [1] book of this series that I had the chance to read, this particular book deals with one of the more irenic of Paul’s epistles [2], to a … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient history, gender studies, legitimacy, writing
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Book Review: Mastering The Basics: Ephesians
Mastering The Basics: Ephesians, by Lyman Coleman and Richard Peace As I have quite a strong interest in the book of Ephesians [1], I was interested in reading yet another biblical commentary that serves to encourage people to study the … Continue reading
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Tagged ancient history, textual criticism, writing
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