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Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Analysis of the Genesis 4 and 5 King Lists

The pattern of two wives is illustrated in the case of Lamech the elder.

Related reading: The Genesis King Lists

Posted by Alice C. Linsley at 4:11 AM

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