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    Elisha - What Am I Missing, and How Should We Read Biblical Narrative?

    In my daily reading of scripture, I am currently in the book of Second Kings, and I have a problem: from the moment Elisha appeared on the scene, and to lesser extent, since Elijah appeared, I am obviously missing something. I have had chapters which after reading I wondered - what's the point...
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    A Former Dispensationalist's Enquiry Concerning Scriptural Typology

    May you have a blessed Lord's day, brethren. This morning I listened to a sermon on Sermonaudio concerning the story of David and Goliath. Unsurprisingly, he made many connections between David and Christ, and went so far as to suggest we ought to be looking for such connections when reading of...
  3. Travis Fentiman

    Loeb Classical Library Online

    Friends, I am glad to let you know the Loeb Classical Library is now online at RBO. It provides translations of classic Greek and Roman authors from antiquity with the original Greek or Latin on facing pages with the English. Some works are only found in this series. The Loeb Classical...
  4. N. Eshelman

    Resources on the Book of Judges

    Dear Brethren, I am looking for resources on the Book of Judges. I would appreciate any help: * Favorite Commentaries * Theological Journal Entries * Sermon Series * Articles * Books on the Background/Historical Context * Other Resources
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