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How Christians Benefit from the Old
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John E. Goldingay, "The Old Testament and
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John
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Tremper Longman III, Making
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3 questions are: What are the keys to understanding the Old Testament? Is the
God of the Old Testament also the God of the New Testament? How is the
Christian to apply the Old Testament to life? |
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Richard
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