“Remember that Christ risked all”: Ellen White’s theology of infinite risk by Salemi, S

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Re-presenting dislocation: the poetics of exile and diaspora in ancient Jewish texts by Van Sant, R

Subjects: “…Bible. Old Testament--Criticism, interpretation, etc.…”

Studies in the Paris Psalter, metrical version by Toswell, MJ

Subjects: “…Bible. Psalms -- Paraphrases, Anglo-Saxon…”

Death of the Covenant Code: evaluating the translation of laws with capital punishment in Old Greek Exodus 21.1-23.19 in light of Graeco-Egyptian law by Korytko, J

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Actor-network theory and the action of biblical texts by Gent, PM

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"The stuffe not ours": the work of derivation in early modern Englishwomen's writing by Arthur, J

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Evolutionary genetics of human enterovirus 71: origin, population dynamics, natural selection, and seasonal periodicity of the VP1 gene by Tee, K.K., Lam, T.T.Y., Chan, Y.F., Bible, J.M., Kamarulzaman, A., Tong, C.Y.W., Takebe, Y., Pybus, O.G.

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21L.001 Foundations of Western Culture I: Homer to Dante, Spring 2000 by Kibel, Alvin C.

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Cognitive linguistics and the demonology of Luke’s gospel by Perry, K

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Toward directed energy planetary defense by Lubin, Philip, Hughes, Gary B., Bible, Johanna, Bublitz, Jesse, Arriola, Josh, Motta, Caio, Suen, Jon, Johansson, Isabella, Riley, Jordan, Sarvian, Nilou, Clayton-Warwick, Deborah, Wu, Jane, Milich, Andrew, Oleson, Mitch, Pryor, Mark, Krogen, Peter Ra, Kangas, Miikka, O’Neill, Hugh

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21M.013J / 21A.113J The Supernatural in Music, Literature and Culture, Spring 2009 by Shadle, Charles, Harris, Ellen, Howe, James

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English literature and the invention of atheism, 1564–1611 by Buchanan, F

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Le concept de la non-personne selon Gustavo Gutiérrez by Betancourt, I

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Ethical reading: the transformation of the text and the self by Najman, H

“…This article calls for an integration of the study of the Bible into the Humanities, taking into account the extensive knowledge we now possess of the traditions of the Hebrew Bible and deuterocanonical traditions in the light of the discoveries from the Cairo Geniza and the Dead Sea Scrolls. …”

1st Corinthians 13:4-8 by Tan, Zoe Yi Lin

“…This project explores the adaptation of Bible narratives as an art form. Individual Bible stories are collectively selected with 1st Corinthians 13:4-8 as an umbrella topic - a set of verses from the Bible depicting fifteen characteristics of love. …”
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The sociological importance of a Malay Christian subculture. by Nur Liyanah Ali Mohamed.

“…As a result of personal and structural factors present in Singapore, the Malay Bible study group has becomes a socially significant subculture. …”
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Encountering the Word of God in Early Tudor England by Wooding, L

“…This shaped the context in which the ‘Great Bible’ of 1539 was conceived and published and this first official English Bible should be recognised as a contested text, which in its final form may have been as much a reflection of late medieval attitudes as the achievement of English Protestants.…”

Stylistic approach to biblical based writing. by Quek, Elaine Yi Xian.

“…The Bible is often used in works of literature to explore various issues and situations present in society. …”
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Reforming the imagination by Major, R, Major, R. J. C.

“…This dilemma is demonstrated in the actions of English iconoclasm, and in English attitudes to illustrations of the Bible, Bible translation, and authoritative exegesis. …”

The exegetical function of the Qurʾān in the Christian-Arabic Pentateuch by Moqbel, T

“…<p>The influence of the Qurʾān on the Christian-Arabic translations of the Bible has already been recognized. The purpose of the present article is to take the discussion on the Qurʾānic presence in the Arabic Bible a step further by revealing more evidence of Qurʾānic interpolations and proposing that there is a possible exegetical dimension to the translation&rsquo;s use of the Qurʾān. …”