P-ISSN 0082-7118
E-ISSN 2752-7042
Vol. 75, 2024October 18, 2024 BST
Another ‘I Have Come’ Saying from Ancient Judaism: A Note on De Sampsone 13
Another ‘I Have Come’ Saying from Ancient Judaism: A Note on De Sampsone 13
Articles in Vol. 75, 2024
Vol. 75, 2024
- ‘The True Tabernacle’ of Hebrews 8:2: A Response to Nicholas J. MoorePhilip Church
- The 'King of Israel' in the Gospel of JohnPaulus de Jong
- The כִּי Clause in Exodus 19:5c and its Significance for an OT Mission TheologyRobin Routledge
- Paul’s Economic Relationship With the Galatians: Burdensome Imposer or Welcomed Guest?Jason Borges
- Another 'I Have Come' Saying from Ancient Judaism: A Note on De Sampsone 13Simon Gathercole
- Literalism and Left Dislocation in the Greek PentateuchTravis Wright
- Determining Implied Instructions in Joshua 3 and 7: A Contextual Hermeneutic of Consecration ActivitiesAllen Hamlin Jr.
- Patriarchal Names in ContextAlan Millard
- The Formation of Israelite Identity in the Book of ChroniclesXinyu Zhang
Gathercole, Simon. 2024. “Another ‘I Have Come’ Saying from Ancient Judaism: A Note on De Sampsone 13.” Tyndale Bulletin 75 (October):101–6. https://doi.org/10.53751/001c.122350.