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The Jewish Messiah–Christian Messiah Distinction
2017Gershom Scholem is perhaps its best-known modern proponent, but the essentializing distinction between the Jewish messiah (earthly, political, delivers from oppression) and the Christian messiah (heavenly, spiritual, delivers from sin) goes back as far as Justin Martyr.
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Proceedings of the 2013 ACM SIGMOD International Conference on Management of Data, 2013
Keyword search for smallest lowest common ancestors (SLCAs) in XML data has been widely accepted as a meaningful way to identify matching nodes where their subtrees contain an input set of keywords. Although SLCA and its variants (e.g.,MLCA) perform admirably in identifying matching nodes, surprisingly, they perform poorly for searches on irregular ...
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Keyword search for smallest lowest common ancestors (SLCAs) in XML data has been widely accepted as a meaningful way to identify matching nodes where their subtrees contain an input set of keywords. Although SLCA and its variants (e.g.,MLCA) perform admirably in identifying matching nodes, surprisingly, they perform poorly for searches on irregular ...
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2007
Abstract As soon as we turn to a close study of the christology of the Fourth Gospel, we come face to face with one of its greatest puzzles. Looking back over the long Christian centuries, we may be astonished to see how quickly Paul and John, who surely never met in life, came to be joined together after death in other people’s writings.
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Abstract As soon as we turn to a close study of the christology of the Fourth Gospel, we come face to face with one of its greatest puzzles. Looking back over the long Christian centuries, we may be astonished to see how quickly Paul and John, who surely never met in life, came to be joined together after death in other people’s writings.
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