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Moses and the King of Siam

Moses and the King of Siam

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  • Ronald F. Youngblood

How should Genesis 1 be read? Youngblood explores the characteristics and conventions of ancient writing and how they bear on the interpretation of Genesis 1.

Source: Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, 1973. 8 pages.

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