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Enich & Daniel, 2nd Edition

Name: Enich & Daniel, 2nd Edition
Brand: D & F Scott Publishing Inc.
SKU: 05031424
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Author: Stephen Breck Reid
ISBN: 9781930566224

A Form Critical & Sociological Study of the Historical Apocalypses

Stephen Breck Reid

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Libristo kod: 05031424

Nakladnici D & F Scott Publishing Inc., svibanj 2004

Seeking to recover the sense of form criticism as understood by Gunkel, Reid compares three historic... Cijeli opis

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