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Category Archives: Deuteronomy
From Genesis to Deuteronomy: Thoughts on the Old Testament Thus Far
When I was fifteen, I began my ten-week Driver’s Education class at my high school. Some students were blasé about the whole thing, some were nervous, some were excited. I was petrified that I would fail and never get my … Continue reading
Posted in Deuteronomy, Exodus, Genesis, Leviticus, Numbers
Tagged Nazirite, Old Testament, Rumspringa
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The Old Testament: Deuteronomy IV – Reflecting on the Death of Moses
A typical action movie stereotype involves the hard-nosed character (usually a man) who was a reluctant recruit to a particular journey/quest. Said character has to be roped into joining what he considered to be a hopeless, pointless, usually-suicidal quest. He’ll … Continue reading
Posted in Deuteronomy
Tagged Archetypes in the Bible, Brad Windhauser, Moses, Old Testament
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The Old Testament: Deuteronomy III – Divorcing, Raping and Enslaving: Fun for Women in Deuteronomy
Last year’s heartwarming story about Rep. Todd Akin (R-MO) who finally cleared up the issue of legitimate versus illegitimate rape for everyone understandably incensed a number of people. But before people could right off the completely misguided opinions of this … Continue reading
