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Psalms & Writings

Course Description

This course, taught by Timothy jE. Saleska at Concordia Seminary, will consist of three weeks when we discuss how to interpret and use in our ministries the last third of the Hebrew Bible known as The Writings, and seven weeks when we read the poetry of David, the µy[in: rM;z” of Israel. µymiT; [‘Wv[}v’ (Good clean fun!).

  • Course Categories: Biblical Studies, General Theology

  • Science Topics: History & Philosophy of Science, Physics and Cosmos

  • Seminaries: Concordia Seminary

  • Syllabus:
    Psalms & Writings
  • Tags:
    psalms of david, king david, theology, Philosophy of Science, science and religion, evangelical, conservative protestant, history and philosophy of science, psalms and writings

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