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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «HARMONISTICALLY»
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1
The Jesus Crisis: The Inroads of Historical Criticism Into ...
This meant that the commentator considered the separate parallel accounts of a
given passage and endeavored to fit the various data in each together into a
noncontradictory whole, that is, harmoniously or harmonistically. For studying the
...
Robert L. Thomas, F. David Farnell, 1998
2
Commentary on the Sermon on the mount, tr. by R.L. Brown
... and every clause differently placed, they regard just as so much additional
matter, and arrange it harmonistically with the rest.2 Stier, who attempts to
vindicate this last conclusion, is still compelled to make certain admissions which
lead to ...
Friedrich August G. Tholuck, 1860
3
Early History of the Israelite People: From the Written & ...
... epical "Divine Warrior" tradition (Canaanite Myth and Hebrew Epic, Cambridge
, 1 973) is a more sophisticated version of Albright's theories, allowing for an
early dating of several early Hebrew poems, harmonistically read along a
continuum ...
4
The Churches the Apostles Left Behind
Nevertheless, I would argue that John has a corrective role to play in the mainline
churches when it is read critically rather than harmonistically. It can remind them,
as it did Christians in the first century, that church membership is not a ...
Raymond Edward Brown, 1984
5
The Anthology in Jewish Literature
When R. Abiathar questioned whether God could have doubts, Elijah answered
that both opinions are the words of the living God and went on to explain (
harmonistically) that the Levite first found a fly but had not become angry, but
later found ...
David Stern Professor of Rabbinic and Medieval Hebrew Literature and Religious Studies University of Pennsylvania, 2004
6
Ezekiel's Hope: A Commentary on Ezekiel 38-48
Tg. retains the dittograph interpreting harmonistically “by way of the gate that
faces northward” while LXX deletes hadderek and adds κατὰ ἀνατολὰς
κατέναντι, “to the east, opposite,” before the phrase, “the northern gate . . .”
Several LXX mss.
Jacob Milgrom, Daniel I. Block, 2012
7
Commentary on the New Testament Use of the Old Testament
Minor textual variants harmonistically omit the articles; in Mark 12:26 the
omissions are much better attested though perhaps still not original. The LXX
translates the MT literally here. E. Hermeneutic Employed. Jesus is appealing to
a text of ...
G. K. Beale, D. A. Carson, 2007
8
Visionary Liberia Leader: Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf
This demands that good and legitimate Liberian scholars and other objective
scholarly thinkers must view Liberia microscopically and historically and address
her as been harmonistically unique on the continent of Africa due to its history ...
Amos Mohammed D. Sirleaf, 2009
9
Reason, History, and Politics: The Communitarian Grounds of ...
This incomplete rationalization, or partial separation of art from the moral and
cognitive values of everyday life, enabled art to affirm existing reality as ideally (
i.e., harmonistically) depicted, thanks in part to the quasi-religious authority
accruing ...
10
How to Read the Bible in Changing Times: Understanding and ...
Read the Gospels “vertically” (downward through each story), rather than
harmonistically (merging them into a single story). There has been a common
tendency in the past, especially among conservative Christians, to try to produce
a ...
