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| | · Servant and suffering in Isaiah and Jeremiah: Who borrowed from whom?
Berges, Ulrich
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| | · Psalm 91 and its wisdom connections
Botha, Phil J.
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| | · Riddles of reference: "I" and "We" in the Books of Isaiah and Jeremiah: The relation of the suffering characters in the Books of Isaiah and Jeremiah
Fischer, Georg
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| | · Judges 14:4' Yahweh uses Samson to provoke the Philistines
Foster, Stuart J.
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| | · The spectral nature of YHWH (Dtr): Perspectives from Derridean hauntology
Gericke, Jaco
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| | · Reading the Pentateuch's genealogies after the exile: The Chronicler's usage of Genesis 1-11 in negotiating an All-Israelite identity
Jonker, Louis C.
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| | · The dark side of beauty in the Old Testament
Loader, James Alfred
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| | · Sapiential elements in the Joseph and Daniel narratives vis-à-vis woman wisdom -conjunctions and disjunctions
Olojede, Funlola
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| | · Anteriority and justification: Pragmatic functions of the Wex-qatal form indirect speech in the book of Genesis
Osborne, William R.
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| | · Meteorological views in Qohelet 1: 6-7
Pinker, Aron
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| | · Ecotheology: Transforming biblical metaphors - a response to Gunther Wittenberg's transformation of the dominion metaphor
van Dyk, Peet J.
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| Review Article |
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| | · Jeremy Munday, Introducing Translation Studies: Theories and Applications
Wendland, Ernst R.
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| Book Reviews |
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| | · Book Reviews
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