Biblical Literature
The "Wall of Separation" Motif in Biblical Literature and Western Political and Legal Thought
... Whereas Jefferson's wall expressly separated the institutions of church and state (specifically the national regime), the Court's wall, more expansively, apparently separates[r] ...
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Verslag van die 1988 International meeting, Society of Biblical Literature gehou by die Universiteit van Sheffield, Engeland, 1 3 Augustus 1988 en Verslag van die Colloquium Biblicum Lovaniense XXXVIII gehou by die Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, België, 16 18 Augustus 1988
... Robert Stoops, van die Western Washington University, het die kombinasie van ’n wonderbaarlike redding en straf in die Handelinge van Petrus ondersoek. Sy voordrag is getitel ‘Miracle stories and meaning: Peter’s ...
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The Book of Daniel and manticism: a critical assessment of the view that the Book of Daniel derives from a mantic tradition
... Iraq: British School of Archaeology in Iraq Journal of the Ancient Near Eastern Society of Columbia University Journal of the American Oriental Society Journal of Biblical Literature Jou[r] ...
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The Feminist and the Bible: Hermeneutical Alternatives
... Abstract The Feminist and the Bible Hermeneutical Alternatives Carolyn Osiek Department of Biblical Literature Catholic Theological Union, Chicago, USA Visiting Professor Department of New Testament S[.] ...
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Inspiration and the Texts of the Bible
... Inspiration and the Texts of the Bible Dirk BUchner Department of Biblical literature Univenity of Durban Westrille Abstract This article seeks to explore what the inspired text of the Old Testament w[.] ...
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Are there Jews and Christians in the Bible?
... Are there Jews and Christians in the Bible? John J Pilch Department of Biblical Literature, Georgetown University, Washington, DC Abstract The article shows that it is anachronistic to speak of either[.] ...
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Inference and Relevance in Paul's Allegory of the Wild Olive Tree
... Inference and Relevance in Paul's Allegory of the Wild Olive Tree P J Maartens Department of Biblical Literature University of Durban Westville Abstract Relevance theory accounts for Paul's preference[.] ...
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The women at the tomb: What are they doing there?
... The women at the tomb What are they doing there? Carolyn Osiek Department of Biblical Literature Catholic Theological Uruon, Chicago, U S A Visiting Professor Department of New Testament Studies (Sec[.] ...
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A Bibliography of the Publications of J. Seelye Bixler
... donz, Journal of Biblical Literature, New Humanist, Review of Religion, Bowdoin Alumnus, Religion in Life, Books Abroad, Journal of Liberal Religion, The Wellspring, Yale Divinity News..[r] ...
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Jesus and cultural values: Family life as an example
... Abstract Jesus and cultural values Family life as an example Carolyn Osiek Department of Biblical Literature Catholic Theological Union, Chicago, USA Visiting Professor Department of New Testament Stu[.] ...
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A Critical Dialogue of Structure and Reader in Romans 11: 16 24
... A Critical Dialogue of Structure and Reader in Romans 11 16 24 P J Maartens Department of Biblical Literature University of Durban Westville Abstract A critical dialogue of structure and reader interp[.] ...
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Problematic Use of Revelation in Dispensational Theologies
... to Biblical prophecy which most scholars and theologians believe is best understood lightly with literalism and mostly by metaphoric ...of Biblical prophecy is “spiritualizing” the scripture and a lack of ...
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'When Noah built the ark...': metaphor and Biblical stories in Facebook preaching
... This video provides an exemplar case of Feuerstein’s use of the Bible, both in an allegoric way (encouraging users to think about their own lives in terms of David’s experience) and to position viewers in a storyline ...
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Locating ‘Contextual Bible Study’ within biblical liberation hermeneutics and intercultural biblical hermeneutics
... intercultural biblical hermeneutics is concerned with ...Intercultural biblical hermeneutics probes the relationship between Bible reading and social action or transformation and asks what kinds of social ...
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Full Issue
... the biblical story is the one from the New Bible Commentary written by ...the biblical story of Samson and Delilah and express some interesting ...the biblical story—Samson’s birth, marriage, defeat ...
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Liberation spirituality as a signal of transcendence: Christian and Muslim women in Bangladesh
... the biblical women occupy a place in the scripture from where the central message of the Bible is ...subjects, biblical women are seen as participating in life, challenging, resisting and even transforming ...
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Analysis of Various Biblical Themes
... Keywords Unique and Universal Crucifixion, Synchronized Time Differentials/Intervals, Miracles, Search for New Physical Principles, Variable Gravitational “Constant”, Weak Interaction, R[r] ...
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Endings in Short Biblical Narratives
... poetry, rhetoric, and narrative, is “a stylistic device for indicating conclusion.” 77 These changes also have a “reinforcing and aesthetic value.” Mirsky presumed that the original form of the texts was oral; a modified ...
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Biblical Inerrancy: A Reflection
... movement. Biblical inerrancy has, therefore, become a subject of discussion for the past two centuries among ...of biblical inerrancy to present the augments for and against the ...that biblical ...
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Book illustration
... coordinates of Dante’s writing are moved to Canto II, compressed in a powerful Urizenic portal framed by the temporal power of God and empire above and two captive giants on the sides (WBA, Copy 1, obj.2). This framing ...
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