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Affective piety and the practice of penance in late-eleventh-century Worcester: the address to the penitent in Oxford, Bodleian Library, Junius 121 [PDF]

Helen Foxhall Forbes
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An Untapped Inheritance: American Methodism and Wesley's Practical Theology. [PDF]

Maddox, Randy L.
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John Wesley and Macarius the Egyptian [PDF]

, 1990
Snyder, Howard A.
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Theology in the Twenty-First Century: Some Wesleyan Agendas. [PDF]

Maddox, Randy L.
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ΓiapphΣia in the catechetical homilies of theodore of mopsuestia

1983
Jesus Christ as man possessed ∏apph∑ia parrhesia by which He was able to conquer death and to grant immunity from death to all mankind. Parrhesia in this context is not only confidence that He would conquer death, but also and foremost Jesus' perfect union with the Godhead.
W C Van Unnik
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The Catechetical Homilies

1957
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A Comparative Referential Table of Theodore’s Biblical Exegesis in the Catechetical Homilies and His Other Works

Sofia Puchkova
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Re‐Envisioning Theodore: Theodore of Mopsuestia's Biblical Exegesis in His Catechetical Homilies (Vigiliae Christianae Supplements 185), Sofia Puchkova, Leiden, Brill, 2024 (ISBN 9789004703735, xv + 291 pp., Hb $130.00

Reviews in Religion and Theology
Tarmo Toom
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Chapter Two: Festal Homilies of Jacob of Serugh and the Catechetical Preaching on The Mysteries of Salvation in Christ

2014
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Vercelli Homilies XIX–XXI, the Ascension Day Homily in Cambridge, Corpus Christi College 162, and the Catechetical Tradition from Augustine to Wulfstan

2009
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