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The Book of Jasher Examined
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August 20, 2021
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11:09Now PlayingThe Bible mentions a book called Jasher that has been lost to history, but some claim it has been found and should be included in the Biblical Canon. Is this true?
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Sources:
Duane Christensen - The Lost Books of the Bible
Cyrus H. Gordon - "Ugarit as Link between Greek and Hebrew Literatures,” Revista degli Studi Orientali 29
Jason M. H. Gaines - The Poetic Priestly Source
John Walton - Ancient Near Eastern Thought and the Old Testament
John McClintock & James Strong, “Jasher,” Cyclopædia of Biblical, Theological, and Ecclesiastical Literature
Arthur Chiel - “The Mysterious Book of Jasher,” Judaism 26:3 (1977)
Leslie Stephen, ed. “Ilive, Jacob,” Dictionary of National Biography (1891), Vol. 28, 414
Michael Hesier, “The Book of Jasher.” Fringe Pop 321. www.fringepop321.com
#Christianity #AncientHistory #Archaeology
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