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How NOT to Interpret the OT Law
The Resurgence has posted The Beginner’s Guide to Interpreting Old Testament Law and offered the commonly received Reformed categorization of the Torah as ceremonial, civil and moral. The problem is that this is an external distinction not found in the … Continue reading
Posted in Interpretation, Law
Tagged biblical womanhood, Bibliotheca Sacra, Hermeneutics, j daniel hays, Old Testament, old testament law, Torah
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