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Exegetical Eschatology, The Peasant Present and the Final Discourse Genre; the Case of Mark 13
Exegetical Eschatology, The Peasant Present and the Final Discourse Genre; the Case of Mark 13
Malina, Bruce J. | Seton Hall University | 2002
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Spaces and Places, Whence and Whither, Homes and Rooms; "Territoriality" in the Fourth Gospel
Spaces and Places, Whence and Whither, Homes and Rooms; "Territoriality" in the Fourth Gospel
Neyrey, Jerome H. | Seton Hall University | 2002
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Jusus Was Not an Egalitarian; A Critique of an Anachronistic and Idealist Theory
Jusus Was Not an Egalitarian; A Critique of an Anachronistic and Idealist Theory
Elliott, John H. | Seton Hall University | 2002
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Interpreting the Bible with the Value Orientations Model; History and Prospects
Interpreting the Bible with the Value Orientations Model; History and Prospects
Pilch, John J. | Seton Hall University | 2002
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"thus Faith Comes from What Is Heard" (Romans 10:17); How Much of the Bible Do People Hear?
"thus Faith Comes from What Is Heard" (Romans 10:17); How Much of the Bible Do People Hear?
Gerard S. Sloyan | Seton Hall University | 2002
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Presenting Issue; Text, Context, and Liberation
Presenting Issue; Text, Context, and Liberation
Bossman, David M. | Seton Hall University | 2002
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The Family in the Bible
The Family in the Bible
Sanders, James A. | Seton Hall University | 2002
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Time, Communion, and Ancestry in African Biblical Interpretation
Time, Communion, and Ancestry in African Biblical Interpretation
Aguilar, Mario I. | Seton Hall University | 2002
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The Biblical Commission, the Jews, and Scripture
The Biblical Commission, the Jews, and Scripture
Roland E. Murphy | Seton Hall University | 2002
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John H. Elliott, 1 Peter; An Appreciation
John H. Elliott, 1 Peter; An Appreciation
Achtemeier, Paul J. | Seton Hall University | 2002
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