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THE LANGUAGE OF APOCALYPSE + AN IDIOLECTICAL ASSESSMENT OF GRAMMATICAL AND SYNTACTIC LINGUISTIC PECULIARITIES WITHIN HEBREW APOCALYPTIC TEXTS
Authors: CALLAHAN AD
Citation: Ad. Callahan, THE LANGUAGE OF APOCALYPSE + AN IDIOLECTICAL ASSESSMENT OF GRAMMATICAL AND SYNTACTIC LINGUISTIC PECULIARITIES WITHIN HEBREW APOCALYPTIC TEXTS, Harvard theological review, 88(4), 1995, pp. 453-470
CHRYSOSTOM,JOHN ON PHILEMON -CALLED SLAVE-HYPOTHESIS - A RESPONSE TO MITCHELL,MARGARET,M.( RETRACING A TRADITIONAL INTERPRETATION IN THE 'ARGUMENTUM' REGARDING THE ORIGINS OF THE SO)
Authors: CALLAHAN AD
Citation: Ad. Callahan, CHRYSOSTOM,JOHN ON PHILEMON -CALLED SLAVE-HYPOTHESIS - A RESPONSE TO MITCHELL,MARGARET,M.( RETRACING A TRADITIONAL INTERPRETATION IN THE 'ARGUMENTUM' REGARDING THE ORIGINS OF THE SO), Harvard theological review, 88(1), 1995, pp. 149-156
PAUL EPISTLE TO PHILEMON - TOWARD AN ALTERNATIVE ARGUMENTUM( AN EXAMINATION OF THE PAULINE ATTITUDE TOWARD SLAVERY AS AN EXEMPLAR OF CHRISTIAN RECONCILIATION )
Authors: CALLAHAN AD
Citation: Ad. Callahan, PAUL EPISTLE TO PHILEMON - TOWARD AN ALTERNATIVE ARGUMENTUM( AN EXAMINATION OF THE PAULINE ATTITUDE TOWARD SLAVERY AS AN EXEMPLAR OF CHRISTIAN RECONCILIATION ), Harvard theological review, 86(4), 1993, pp. 357-376
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