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Examines Patristic texts and early Christian documents from a feminist perspective, including "Clement of Rome", "Clement of Alexandria", the "Christian Martyr" and the "Gospel of Thomas". This volume is suitable for libraries; academics; postgraduates and upper level undergraduates.

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Examines Patristic texts and early Christian documents from a feminist perspective, including "Clement of Rome", "Clement of Alexandria", the "Christian Martyr" and the "Gospel of Thomas". This volume is suitable for libraries; academics; postgraduates and upper level undergraduates.

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Provides feminist approaches to the Psalms and Wisdom Literature from leading scholars of the Hebrew Bible and feminist hermeneutics.

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"The Farewell Discourse" (John 13-17) is a climactic portion of "John's Gospel", which serves as a hinge on which the entire Gospel narrative pivots from Jesus' public ministry to his Passion. This is an analysis, employing the elements of Greco-Roman rhetoric.

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"This book presents a comparative study of the Urzeit-Endzeit eschatology in some Jewish apocalyptic literature for a fresh understanding of the Epistle to the Hebrews"--

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"Serve the Community of the Church" explores the distinctive, local and historical situations in various Pauline communities. This title focuses particularly on Paul's attitude towards hierarchy, egalitarianism, authority, responsibility and privilege.

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This book examines the portrayal of Israel as a royal-priestly nation within Exodus and against the background of biblical and ancient Near Eastern thought. Central to the work is a literary study of Exodus 19.4-6 and a demonstration of the pivotal role these verses and their main image have within Exodus.

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Uncovers significant structuring techniques in "James" that prove to be beneficial in a number of ways. First, there exists a coherent, discernible strategy in the letter as a whole. Second, significant uses of inclusion, along with other transition techniques, draw attention to important recurring themes.

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Gathers a collection of essays on the "Acts of the Apostles". This book addresses the central question 'What kind of book is "Acts"' It argues that the differences between New Testament texts and contemporary writings in the Graeco-Roman world can be as revealing as the similarities.

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For over one hundred years, the International Critical Commentary series has held a special place among works on the Bible. It has sought to bring together all the relevant aids to exegesis linguistic and textual no less than archaeological, historical, literary and theologicalwith a level of comprehension and quality of scholarship unmatched by any other series.

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For over one hundred years, the International Critical Commentary series has held a special place among works on the Bible. It has sought to bring together all the relevant aids to exegesis linguistic and textual no less than archaeological, historical, literary and theologicalwith a level of comprehension and quality of scholarship unmatched by any other series.

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Este libro ha sido el producto de muchas horas de meditacin y estudio en el tema de la adoracin. Encontr un ejemplo muy claro, como el centro de esta aportacin escrita en el tema de una adoracin unusual.

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'Amos is a book to which many people turn early in any serious engagement with Old Testament studies. And it is easy in fact to understand its contemporary popularity. Its tones of social protest, religious critique, and universalism are immediately perceived, and enjoy perennial appeal...'.

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This study argues that the gist and movement of the prophecy in the book of Amos can be attributed to Amos himself, who composed a coherent cycle of poetry. The text uses Amos to show that prophecy originated in the performing arts but was later transformed into history and biography.

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A guide to the Gospel and letters of John introducing readers to some of the key issues arising from historical, literary, ideological and theological approaches to the Johannine literature. This work examines historical approaches to the texts, considering theories about origins of the material and the notion of a distinct Johannine community.

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Providing an introduction to the Psalms, this book introduces readers to some of the key issues arising from different approaches to the biblical text. It examines how the methods of interpretation - historical/cultural, literary, liturgical and theological - differ and complement each other.

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This book charts a new course in the age-old investigation of the apostle Paul's use of scripture.