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Snyman, Gerrie
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| | · The "proto-Deuteronomist": fifty years later
Ausloos, Hans
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| | · Psalm 114 as reinterpretation of the exodus during and after the exile
Bosman, Hendrik
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| | · Psalm 53 in canonical perspective
Botha, Phil J.
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| | · Female resistance in spite of injustice: human dignity and the daughter of Jephthah
Claassens, L. Juliana
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Daniel 5, Elohim and Marduk: the final battle
de Bruyn, Jacobus
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The role of Achior in Judith - an autobiographical response to The Enemy is Within
Efthimiadis-Keith, Helen
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Jeremiah 33: 14-26: the question of text stability and the devaluation of kingship
Erzberger, Johanna
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Les relations Ps 40 / Ps 69 et Ps 18 / Ps 68 et le livre des Proverbes
Gosse, Bernard
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The Significance of תורה (Isa 2:3) within Isaiah 2:1-5: The Relationship of the First Overture (1:1-2:5) to the Book's Conclusion (Isa 65-66)
Groenewald, Alphonso
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A Clash of the deities in 2 Maccabees 1: 10b-17 in terms of space, body and narrative
Jordaan, Pierre J
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The Achan/Achor traditions: The parody of Saul as "Achan" in 1 Samuel 14:24-15:35
Michael, Matthew
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Women and the cry for justice in Old Testament court narratives: An African Reflection
Olojede, Funlola
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Suffering bodies - Divine absence: towards a spatial reading of ancient Near Eastern laments with reference to Psalm 13 and an Assyrian Elegy (K 890)
Prinsloo, Gert T. M.
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Humanity not pronounced good: humanity's death within the scope of God's very good creation in light of Genesis 2-3
Ramantswana, Hulisani
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"I had heard of you . . . but now my eye sees you": Re-visioning Job's wife
Scholtz, Roger
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Conflict and conflict resolution: inner controversies and tensions as places of Israel's self-conception in the patriarchal traditions of Genesis
Seidl, Theodor
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The blame game: prophetic rhetoric and ideology in Jeremiah 14:10-16
Wessels, Willie J.
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Book Reviews / Boek Resensies
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