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So, a Donkey and an Ox Wander into a Parallel: Exodus 23:3-6

To the Hebrews context mattered a good deal. Our own struggles to understand the use to which some New Testament writers put certain Old Testament texts may make us doubt that they cared about the Historical Grammatical and Literary context of a passage but we would be wrong....

May 28, 2018 Andrew Sargent 101 Most Misunderstood Verses, Bible Backgrounds, Biblical Studies, HAGALAH, Inductive Study Methods, NT's Use of the OT, Old Testament Studies

Literary Relationships are Hard, but it’s Better than being Alone

One of the things that separates us from the animals, other than our smashing good looks, is the ability to use sound to form words and to use words to form phrases, clauses, and sentences. This combination is often called grammar or syntax. A friend once quipped, “Don’t...

April 27, 2018 Andrew Sargent Biblical Studies, Inductive Study Methods, Meeting the Jesus of Mark

So, a Donkey and an Ox Wander into a Parallel: Exodus 23:3-6

Literary Relationships are Hard, but it’s Better than being Alone

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