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Hellenistische Rhetorik im Diasporajudentum Das Exordium des Vierten Makkabäerbuchs (4 Makk 1.1–12)
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In this article, the vierte Makkabaerbuch wurde nach Ausweis der alten Codices und einiger Kanonsverzeichnisse zumindest fur eine kurze Zeitspanne zum christlichen Kanon der Septuaginta gezahlt.Abstract:
Eher am Rande des Blickfeldes exegetischer Forschung steht das vierte Makkabaerbuch. Keine Disziplin fuhlt sich, wie schon Freudenthal anmerkte, dafur so recht zustandig. Dabei wurde es nach Ausweis der alten Codices und einiger Kanonsverzeichnisse zumindest fur eine kurze Zeitspanne zum christlichen Kanon der Septuaginta gezahlt.read more
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Before Forgiveness: The Origins of a Moral Idea
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Faith and the Faithfulness of Jesus in Hebrews: The stories meet: faith in Hebrews 10:37–39
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Faith and the Faithfulness of Jesus in Hebrews
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Collective guilt and self-sacrifice in Sophocles' Antigone and in II & IV Maccabees - preliminary cultural-critical remarks
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