GENERAL
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J.H. Barkhuizen
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Proclus of Constantinople: Encomia
on the Apostles
Paul and Andrew (Homilies 18 and 19)
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66-85
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J.H. Barkhuizen
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Betekenis en funksie van 1 Petrus 2:21b-25
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86-99
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J.E. Botha
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Soteriology under construction: The case of James
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100-118
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P.J. Botha
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The reception of Daniel Chapter 2 in the commentary ascribed to Ephrem the Syrian Church
Father
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119-143
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K. Bracht
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Can women be called “man”? On the background of
a discussion led at the 2nd Council of Mâcon (585
AD)
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144-154
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M. Cromhout
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J D Crossan’s construct of Jesus’ “Jewishness”: A
critical assessment
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155-178
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K. De Smidt
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Revelation 1:5a-d: A prolegomena to a theology of
in the Book of Revelation
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179-205
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P.G.R. De Villiers
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The heavenly joy of the faithful in Revelation
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206-226
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P.G.R. De Villiers
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Perverse joy in the Book of Revelation – a perspective on religious experience
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227-242
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B. Hendrickx
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The incorporation of Pieria in the Latin Kingdom of
Thessaloniki: the geo-political, feudal and ecclesiastical factors
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243-256
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B. Hendrickx &
T. Sansaridou-Hendrickx
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Magdalene, Judas and relics’ cloning - do early
Christian Apocrypha and modern bio-ethics
challenge christianity?
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257-271
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W. Pretorius &
C. Landman
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Kulturele en teologiese lyne as die fondament van
die vroegste Christendom
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272-294
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E. Scheffler
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'Lord, shall we strike with the sword?’: of (non-)
violence in Luke’s Gospel
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295-311
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E. Scheffler
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Jesus’ non-violence at his arrest: the synoptics and
John’s Gospel compared
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312-326
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A.H. Snyman
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A rhetorical analysis of Philippians 3:12-21
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327-348
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J.L.P. Wolmarans
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Misogyny as a meme: the legacy of James 1:12-18
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349-361
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