(urth) The Wizard

[Andrew Mason]

Nick Lee wrote:

>> That doesn?t come from Silk?s enlightenment.  It comes straight from the
>> Chrasmological Writings.  It comes, therefore, from Urth?s past.
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> And the Book of Nehemiah, which predates the NT.

I don't think Nehemiah beat the moneylenders - he just lectured them -
but in any case the point is moot, because the passage doesn't in fact
mention moneylenders, but traders in sacrificial animals - and that
seems very definitely to be a New Testament reference. (By Wolfe. What
it was for the chrasmologic writers is a more complex question.)
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