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The Case for Rearranging the Old Testament Books

February 1st, 2022 | 6 min read

By Noah Diekemper

The ordering of the books in our English Bible is standard, if not universal―seemingly set in stone, even. But that order actually embodies a break with the wisdom and practice that came before. For many years, the Old Testament was read in a different order.

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Noah Diekemper

Noah Diekemper is a graduate of Hillsdale College and Loyola University in Maryland. His writing has appeared in the Baltimore Sun, the Washington Examiner, Intercollegiate Review, the Federalist, and Life Site News.