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Tag Archives: Apocrypha
The Apocrypha’s “The First Book of Maccabees” II: Deceit in the Ancient World—Wooing Israel Like Dating Game Contestants
The Apocrypha’s “The First Book of Maccabees” II: Deceit in the Ancient World—Wooing Israel Like Dating Game Contestants I’m not big on dating shows, and, to be honest, when I was single, I wasn’t particularly good at dating. I saw … Continue reading
The Apocrypha’s “The First Book of Maccabees”: A Sprawling Saga of War and Political Maneuvering
The Apocrypha’s “The First Book of Maccabees”: A Sprawling Saga of War and Political Maneuvering I was in ninth grade when I first read The Iliad. A number of my classmates grumbled, hating its multiple story lines, its back-stabbing, its … Continue reading
The Apocrypha’s “The Prayer of Manasseh”: The Right Prayer for the Right Occasion
The Apocrypha’s “The Prayer of Manasseh”: The Right Prayer for the Right Occasion I have deep appreciation for ceremony, like the singing of the Star Spangled Banner before sporting events. This particular song was a mystery to me for years, … Continue reading
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