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    Lesson 24 – Judges – Part 1: Introduction

    Judge Roy Bean was, by his own proclamation, the “Law West of the Pecos.” History records some bizarre judgments issuing forth from Judge Bean and his courtroom (his saloon, the “Jersey Lilly”). As bizarre as some of Judge Roy Bean’s judgements might have been, we find an even more unusual association with judges found in […]
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    Lesson 24 – Judges – Part 2: Authorship and Focus

    Authorship of the book of Judges is no easy question because no human author is identified internally in the book. No one is able to give 100 percent certainty on what human wrote the book of Judges. Therefore, a fair first question is: why do we care who wrote it? The answer lies, in part […]
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    Lesson 24 – Judges – Part 3: Archaeology

    In a courtroom, a lawyer must learn how to handle the facts. The good facts, the bad facts, and the facts that have no bearing on his case. So, how does a good attorney handle all of the facts of the case? According to Mark Lanier, trial lawyer and lecturer, the best way to do […]
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    José – Moisés: Arqueología y Egipto Parte 2

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    Lesson 24 – Judges – Part 4: Summation

    A main operation of the American court system is to re-construct history, then applying justice to “fix” the problems that occurred. The process is consistent: the lawyers research the evidence, the experts express their opinions, the experts opinions are tested both for consistency as well as bias, and the case is then presented to a […]
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    Lesson 25 – I Samuel – Part 1: A Study in Contrasts

    Contrast sets one thing against another to give definition, meaning, insight, greater understanding, and clarity. In design work, good contrast is key. Even beyond the tangible, however, contrast helps clarify meaning. Sometimes theologians find it easier to say what God is not, rather than simply what God is! Using contrast, Mark Lanier approaches this introductory […]
  • Sondeo del Antiguo Testamento

    José – Moisés: Arqueología y Egipto

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    José – Moisés: Arqueología y Egipto Parte 3

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    Moisés

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    El Éxodo

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    Lesson 25 – 1 Samuel – Part 2: Vignettes

    There are great stories in 1 Samuel as the life of David unfolds. For example, David annointed King, David and Goliath, Saul and David and their stormy relationship, and the friendship between David and Jonathan. Most of these stories are well known, but still well worth our study. Join Mark Lanier as he uses each […]

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