Tuke wrote:Dan, are there such things as Synoptic Epistles? How about the Old Testament, like the Samuels, Kings and Chronicles?
I have not heard of "synoptic epistles" and couldn't find anything on the web referring to such.
For others unfamiliar with the term, the Synoptic Gospels are Matthew, Mark and Luke. The term "synoptic" basically means the same point of view, and the three Synoptic Gospels contain much of the same stories and even wording.
The Samuel/Kings/Chronicles combination has some synoptic qualities, but there are relatively few shared stories and even the shared stories are often from a different point of view. I'm not sure how you could do a synoptic epistles based on stories and events, although I suppose one could be theorized based on theological content.
And BTW, be nice to Emily. Although the grapes may have seemed a bit sour, she wasn't displaying selfish pride, but rather team pride. And if you're going to be proud of your team, I'd much rather it be about understanding and application of the Bible than a win-loss record.
wondawomen wrote:O.K. after channel 5 news and the books I have been reading, I am going organic and cutting way down on meat.
I am trying to do my fruits and vegetables more organic and locally grown (although not much is growing locally right now).
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