I wonder if Christians today could learn from the abuses applied to them during our first few centuries?
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January 22nd, 2010
Early Christians through Greco-Roman eyes
February 10th, 2009
International Septuagint Day – Reasons to Study the Septuagint
A few years ago, I discovered the bible of the early Church – the Septuagint. Since then, I have gobbled every bit of information that I could find on it. Unfortunately, I missed the International Septuagint Day – which I have now began a petition to have declared a Federal Holiday – but I did find this post for those that simply refuse the Septuagint.
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