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Sounds of war: Historical, chronological and literary implications of military vocabulary in exodus 15, judges 5 and 1 Samuel 17 [PDF]

, 2008
The trend in linguistic studies in the mid-to-late 20th century has been towards establishing dates of composition for an archaic layer of Biblical Hebrew attested in the Massoretic Text.
Nikkel, Paul N
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Becoming Ruth or the Lamenting Psalmist: Finding Hope in Pain

Conspectus, 2023
The need for trauma healing has significantly increased in recent years, and new innovative and cost-effective ways must be found to help sufferers, particularly those in economically challenged areas.
June F. Dickie
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The power of performing biblical text today: For trauma-healing, evangelism, discipleship and for supporting careful biblical study/translation

Verbum et Ecclesia, 2021
Biblical texts were performed in Israel and current research shows many gains from performing biblical text today. This article, based on empirical studies, highlights four benefits.
June F. Dickie
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Thinking Outside the Panel: Rewriting Rebekah in R. Crumb’s Book of Genesis

Open Theology, 2020
The rise in popularity of comic book Bibles has brought with it the opportunity to interrogate, challenge, reframe and reimagine difficult aspects of sacred scripture through text–image retellings.
Domoney-Lyttle Zanne
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Zum Bildungspotenzial biblischer Texte

Österreichisches Religionspädagogisches Forum, 2017
Biblical education as a holistic process goes far beyond biblical learning. It must be understood as a lifelong process, in which both biblical texts and their understanders operate appropriating their counterpart in a dialogical way. – Neither does the
Theis, Joachim
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(По)хвала и порицание в библейском тексте (попытка прагматического анализа)

Limbaj si Context, 2010
The present article aims at exploring the problem of praise and reproof in the biblical text via the pragmatic framework of the speaker’s intentions, that is, it examines the speaker’s illocutive function in the above mentioned speech genres.
Anjela Coşciug
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Jesus and the Poor: Western Biblical Scholarship, Structural Violence, and Postcolonialism [PDF]

, 2012
This work offers a postcolonial critique of Western Jesus scholarship, focused specifically on discussions about Jesus and ‘the poor’ in British and North American scholarship.
Sandford, Michael J
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All the Apocalypse a stage: The ritual function of apocalyptic literature

HTS Teologiese Studies/Theological Studies, 2019
It has been made clear for quite some time that if the Bible has become a classic of Western culture because of its normativity, then the responsibility of the biblical scholar cannot be restricted to giving readers clear access to the original ...
Hanre Janse van Rensburg
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Contours of biblical spirituality as a discipline

Acta Theologica, 2011
Three approaches are used for coming towards a definition of Biblical spirituality. The first approach is from lived spirituality. We see always a bipolarity of text and reader.
Huub Welzen
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Spatial Images In Biblical Texts: Exodus

Bogoslovni vestnik, 2021
The paper discusses the spatial images of Moses’ ritual practices in a block of biblical texts describing his work between God’s invitation and the Sinai Covenant. Three aspects guided the analysis of the texts: Moses’ relationship with Transcendence, the ritual and dramaturgical characteristics of this relationship, and the physiognomy of the spatial ...
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