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Sex in Genesis: Is the Sodom story literal? (part 3) The Levite finds his concubine dead on the

Sex Genesis: Is the Sodom Story Literal? (part 2) In a previous post, I proposed the Sodom and

Sex Genesis: Is the Sodom Story Literal? (part 1) Lots wife turns into a pillar of salt when she sees

Thank you for this. Fascinating! Please continue sending. From: saruviel....@gmail.com<

The Historical Torah by Daniel Thomas Andrew Daly Copyright 6178 SC http://noahidebooks.angelfire.com

Discovering the Old Testament By Sheldon Greaves Podcast: http://www.lafkospress.com/discovering-the-

Review ===== Title: Basics of Ancient Ugaritic: A Concise Grammar, Workbook, and Lexicon Author:

Hello, I am sorry for reaching you rather too late due to the situation of things right now. My

"...Writing a book about the Bible is like building a sandcastle in front of the Matterhorn. The

"....To a Mormon audience (just as with a New Testament readership), these essays serve as a

Yes, it's becoming more common. Even though the normally dependable ESV makes this mistake, but

Jeff Spector at MormonMatters notes: One thing that has always intrigued me about the English version

I have pondered this. Adam was created at the end of the 6 day creation, and then (ostensibly) lived

Serving and Guarding Gen 2:15 "The Lord God took the man and put him in the garden of Eden to

New York, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico. People like to name places for the ones that they

Eden 'Some feel "Eden" comes from the Sumero-Akkadian "edinu" ('steppe-

Man/Ground/Deep relationship (Genesis 2:5-7). Each of the three have a relationship with the other,

An alternate thought: If, in fact, Elohim (or some other god) did create all that there is, then it

Walt, There certainly is drift going on in the creation stories of the middle east. How that drift

Seven in Genesis 2 Eden/East, has 7 occurrences Adam/Man (Hebrew "Adam"/"ish"),

Tree of Life First use of "tree of life" is with the definite article ("the")

Creation focus between Gen 1 & 2 are quite different: Genesis 1 is more speculative, discussing

Excellent! > From: cla...@gmail.com > Date: Fri, 26 Mar 2010 11:54:48 -0600 > Subject: [OT]

Occurrences of words in multiples of 7 in Genesis 1 Seven is an important number of perfection [

The previous post was incorrectly titled. I'm resending the same info with a correct title. The

Review ====== Title: Forgotten Women of God Author: Diana Webb Publisher: Bonneville Books (Cedar

Hebrew, Priestly tradition 550-400 BCE (Genesis 1) -- closely related to the Sumerian and Babylonian

Hebrews, The Jahwist tradition c 950 BC (Genesis 2:4-23) Yahweh creates the heavens and earth, no

The story of Abraham is interesting. If you've read through it, you may have noticed some of the

Egyptian cosmogonies are similar to those in the Middle East, but are dominated by the Sun and the