Apocryphal Wisdom, 8-12
In chapter 7, “Solomon” told us that he was not born wise but gained wisdom by subjecting himself to the law.
In chapter 7, “Solomon” told us that he was not born wise but gained wisdom by subjecting himself to the law.
This is a brief audio presentation of some of the Greek words used in the introduction. I’ve made a number of mistakes and corrected them immediately I could say it is to give the feeling of a live class, which it does, but it also saves time. Future audio lessons will be longer, since in the beginning I shall do the paradigms and vocabulary.
In Chapter 5 “Solomon” continues his discussion of the just man in an unjust society, where, when the just is rewarded, his former persecutors are dismayed:
It is pretty clear why the rabbis eventually rejected a book whose third chapter begins with a promise of immortality for the just:
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