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Eschatology in Chronicles

Tyndale Bulletin, 1977
H. G. M. Williamson
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On Common Ground: Soviet Nationalities Policy and the Austro-Marxist Premise. [PDF]

Eur Asia Stud
Battis M.
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A common law power to dissect: a medico-legal history. [PDF]

Med Law Rev
Shaw J.
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Biblical Stories on the Medieval and Early Modern Stage: A Transnational Approach. [PDF]

J Bible Its Recept
Bloemendal J.
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Eschatology

, 2018
Abstract Woolman’s eschatology was different from many of his peers in that he viewed the eschaton—the eon in which God’s ultimate purposes would be fulfilled—as already present in spiritual form. Woolman’s eschatology is best described as a spiritual “amillennialism,” which means that he did not believe the present time to be lacking ...
Jon R. Kershner
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Eschatology

2020
Abstract This chapter treats the Ṛgvedic conceptions of death and what happens after death. It is very striking that several of the crucial concepts found in Classical Hinduism—karma and rebirth—are entirely absent from the Ṛgveda. What little the Ṛgveda says about what happens after death suggests that there is a world of the dead ...
Joel P. Brereton, Stephanie W. Jamison
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Eschatology

2023
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Empire, Eschatology and Stolen Land [PDF]

Dialog, 2010
In this article I propose that empire be countered by a revised understanding of eschatology. I first explore the idea of an eschatology of space, wherein the notion of eschatos as limit is advanced. I then revisit a temporal understanding of eschatology
Jorgenson, Allen G.
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