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The ‘Daemonium meridianum’ and Greek and Latin Patristic Exegesis

Traditio, 1958
The three decades preceding the publication of the new Latin translation of the Psalter by the Biblical Institute in Rome in 1945 have seen a number of studies and articles which throw revealing light on the interpretation of Psalm 90.6. Discussing the laws of purification and diet in the Old Testament, J.
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Orthodox Christianity, Patristic Exegesis, and Historical Criticism of the Bible

2022
Abstract The adoption of historical criticism by Orthodox Christian biblical scholars has been gradual and has not been without adversity. Rather, an emphasis on the use of patristic exegesis as normative for biblical interpretation has been stressed many times by the Orthodox Church and influential Orthodox theologians.
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What We Can Learn From Patristic Exegesis

2011
In the field of Patristic studies, one of those areas of new interest and development today is clearly early Christian exegesis: how the writers of the early Church, whose works have survived, interpreted and applied to their lives the Hebrew and Greek writings that came to be recognized, over the course of the first three centuries or so of the Church'
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Early Christian Readings of Genesis One: Patristic Exegesis and Literal Interpretation

Perspectives on Science and Christian Faith, 2021
EARLY CHRISTIAN READINGS OF GENESIS ONE: Patristic Exegesis and Literal Interpretation by Craig D. Allert. Downers Grove, IL: IVP Academic, 2018. 329 pages. Paperback; $38.00. ISBN: 9780830852017. *This volume is part of the Biologos Books on Science and Christianity series.
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St Paul, the Philogamist (I Cor. vii in Early Patristic Exegesis)

New Testament Studies, 1965
In a recent Short Study I suggested that St Paul was not discussing virginity in I Cor. vii but dealing with the subject of second marriages and, more specifically in υυ. 36 ff., with levirate marriage. The present article is an examination of early patristic exegesis of I Cor.
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Patristic and Medieval Exegesis:

2023
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The physical frailty syndrome as a transition from homeostatic symphony to cacophony

Nature Aging, 2021
Linda P Fried, Alan A Cohen, Qian-Li Xue
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The Patristic Sources of Eriugena’s Exegesis of the Parable of the Bridesmaids

2017
Eriugena’s thought is traditionally interpreted as the result of the encounter between East and West. Using the parable of Matth. 25:1-13 as a case study, this article’s aim is to determine the extent of this statement’s truth. This parable was commented on by many Western theologians, most famously by Augustine, but also Ambrose, Gregory the Great and
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‘In The Beginning’: Rabbinic And Patristic Exegesis Of Genesis 1:1

2009
The history of Christian Bible-exegesis cannot be properly understood without taking into account the history of Jewish Bible-exegesis, and vice versa: only when one is read against the other do many of the exegetical moves that each makes begin to make sense.
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Programmatic advertising: An exegesis of consumer concerns

Computers in Human Behavior, 2021
Anthony Samuel, Gareth Rt White, Paul Jones   +2 more
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