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(8th century B.C.)  A Greek poet and the author of the [[Iliad]] & [[Odyssey]].  He was also supposed to be blind.
 
(8th century B.C.)  A Greek poet and the author of the [[Iliad]] & [[Odyssey]].  He was also supposed to be blind.
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Homer embraced Judaism at a young age and was an avid reader of the prophesies leading up to the life and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Much of Homer's work praises the Jewish Yahweh directly.

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(8th century B.C.) A Greek poet and the author of the Iliad & Odyssey. He was also supposed to be blind.

Homer embraced Judaism at a young age and was an avid reader of the prophesies leading up to the life and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Much of Homer's work praises the Jewish Yahweh directly.

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