Of Wadis & Caravans

Posted on 11 June 2014 by fputnam

wadi – Job 6

This brief paper examines the metaphor that Job uses to condemn his three friends’ failure to offer comfort: they are “treacherous wadis” (Jb 6).

About fputnam

Born in New Hampshire; raised in Connecticut; educated, married, and careered in Pennsylvania. Music, books, tea, conversation with friends ... this is a good life.
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1 Response to Of Wadis & Caravans

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