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In the Face of Adversity: Homer’s Odyssey and the Bible’s Job

Posted on June 1, 1998 by Webmaster

COURSES > LIFELONG

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  • Homer, The Odyssey
  • Job
TAUGHT: SUMMER 1998
This entry was posted in Courses, Lifelong and tagged Ancient Greece, Ancient Israel, Epic, Scripture, Socratic Method by Webmaster. Bookmark the permalink.

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