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Vol. 59, Issue 2, 2008November 01, 2008 BST
The Last Words of Jacob and Joseph: A Rhetorico-Structural Analysis of Genesis 49:29-33 and 50:24-26
The Last Words of Jacob and Joseph: A Rhetorico-Structural Analysis of Genesis 49:29-33 and 50:24-26
Articles in Vol. 59, Issue 2, 2008
Vol. 59, Issue 2, 2008
- The Last Words of Jacob and Joseph: A Rhetorico-Structural Analysis of Genesis 49:29-33 and 50:24-26Nicholas P. Lunn
- The Shema and Early ChristianityKim Huat Tan
- 'Known by God': The Meaning and Value of a Neglected Biblical ConceptBrian S. Rosner
- Tiberius Claudius Dinippus and the Food Shortages in CorinthBarry N. Danylak
- Semantic Variation within the Corpus Paulinum: Linguistic Considerations Concerning the Richer Vocabulary of the Pastoral EpistlesArmin D. Baum
- Searching for the Holy Spirit in the Epistle of James: Is 'Wisdom' Equivalent?William R. Baker
- No Longer Living as the Gentiles: Differentiation and Shared Ethical Values in Ephesians 4:17-6:9Daniel K. Darko
Lunn, Nicholas P. 2008. “The Last Words of Jacob and Joseph: A Rhetorico-Structural Analysis of Genesis 49:29-33 and 50:24-26.” Tyndale Bulletin 59 (2): 161–79. https://doi.org/10.53751/001c.29255.