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Apollos und die ephesinischen Johannesjünger (Act 18 24–19 7)
Zeitschrift Fur Die Neutestamentliche Wissenschaft Und Die Kunde Der Alteren Kirche, 1987M. Wolter
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, 2016 Reconsidering the Coherence of 1 Corinthians 1:10–4:21
, 20201 Corinthians 1:10–4:21 is usually seen as a defense against adherents of an “Apollos party,” who have become enamored with Apollos’ “wisdom” and who denigrate Paul as his inferior. This article argues for a different reading of this unit.
Timothy A. Brookins
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The prologue - A look at Apollo and Apollo/Soyuz
Life Sciences and Systems Conference, 1974The importance of man to the success of the Apollo missions is considered, giving attention to man's capabilities to provide rapid response to emergencies, the ability to carry out self-contained operations in the absence of communication with the ground, and the ability for rapid sensing, reaction, and vehicle control. In the upcoming Shuttle era the
C. LEE, A. LYMAN
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Apollo, Apollo! An Ambiguous Call for Sophistication in Antwerp, 1561
European Medieval Drama, 2016This article explores the seemingly mixed messages in the Antwerp playwright Willem van Haecht’s Oordeel van Tmolus (Tmolus’ Verdict), based on Ovid’s tale of the metamorphosis of king Midas’ ears. Performed on the first evening of the 1561 Rederijkers’ theater competition in Antwerp, its first act reflects a call for “apollonian” aesthetics and a ...
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Apollo-Soyuz — The End of the Apollo Era
2001While the abandoned Skylab was still spinning around the Earth, accompanied in space by a Russian manned Salyut space station, the Americans and Russians finally shook hands in the doors of their spacecraft over Verdun in France, for a moment dropping the barrier between Communism and Democracy with the politically motivated Apollo-Soyuz mission.
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The Apollo Moon landing program has cast a long shadow over expectations for the American exploration of space, a shadow that has yet to be overcome. The American South has reflected this same larger set of perspectives on the episode. This essay explores NASA and the significance of its reach for the Moon after more than fifty years.
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2005
Abstract Messages were sometimes relayed across the centuries from antiquity with out anyone being there to receive them. The Renaissance did not make use of all the available information. A lot was just ignored. For example, in the Forum of ancient Rome there had been a statue of Marsyas standing with one arm raised and a wineskin over ...
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Abstract Messages were sometimes relayed across the centuries from antiquity with out anyone being there to receive them. The Renaissance did not make use of all the available information. A lot was just ignored. For example, in the Forum of ancient Rome there had been a statue of Marsyas standing with one arm raised and a wineskin over ...
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