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Written By: Alexander Carpenter

May 26, 2022

Jacob the Trickster
The role of Rebecca in the story and Jacob as a trickster—commentary to accompany the Adult Bible Study Guide for May 21–27, 2022.
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Written By: Alexander Carpenter

May 17, 2022

Ron Numbers on George McCready Price...
Commentary on an Adventist's work crafting the fundamentalist approach to Genesis to discuss with the Adult Bible Study Guide for May 14–20, 2022.
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Written By: Alexander Carpenter

May 12, 2022

Harvard's Levenson on Abraham and...
“Abraham is a father, he is not a founder,” a commentary to accompany the Adult Sabbath School Bible Study Guide for May 7–13, 2022.
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Written By: Alex Aamodt

May 05, 2022

Abram in Egypt and Ancient Sojourns
Commentary to discuss alongside the Adult Bible Study Guide for April 30–May 6, 2022.
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Written By: Alexander Carpenter

April 27, 2022

God vs. Unity in the Tower of Babel...
Commentary to discuss alongside the Adult Bible Study Guide for April 23–29, 2022.
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Written By: Alexander Carpenter

April 21, 2022

A Geologist Investigates Noah’s Flood
Sabbath school commentary to discuss alongside the Adult Bible Study Guide for April 16–22, 2022.
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Written By: Alexander Carpenter

April 13, 2022

Elie Wiesel on Cain and God
Sabbath school commentary to discuss alongside the Adult Bible Study Guide for April 9–15, 2022.
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Written By: Alexander Carpenter

April 06, 2022

Scholarly Approaches to Genesis 3
If one wants to interpret the fall to explain sin, that’s fine. But there’s more to the story, of course.
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Written By: Alexander Carpenter

April 01, 2022

“Retro Translating” the Genesis Origin...
The new Adult Bible Study Guide focuses on the book of Genesis and a helpful resource continues to be the three-book series by Fritz Guy and Brian...
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Written By: Warren Trenchard

March 23, 2022

Authorship of Hebrews: Reviewing Cortez...
The final part in a response to the recent article arguing that Paul likely wrote the book of Hebrews.
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