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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Bathsheba."”.

  1. Good queen mothers, bad queen mothers : the theological presentation of the queen mother in 1 and 2 Kings.

    … monarchy, appear in other biblical texts: Bathsheba (1 Kgs 1-2), Lemuel's mother (Prov 31), and Belshazzar's mother (Dan 5). Also, Genesis depicts Sarah as a proto-queen mother (Gen 16-21). The texts characterizes these women as good queen mothers, acting in a contradictory manner from the …

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  2. The correlation between church leaders' understanding of the issue of child sexual abuse and preventive steps taken within their churches

    … the church. The biblical accounts of David and Bathsheba along with the story of Tamar and Amnon were reflected upon within the historical and biblical context of sexual abuse. The theological understanding of sin and its results was analyzed in the context of child sexual abuse. A chronological …

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  3. GOOD WIVES: A STUDY IN ROLE DEFINITION IN NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND, 1650-1750

    … frequently employed in early New England. "Bathsheba" explores the distinct and often competing roles of housewife and deputy husband, suggesting that it was not the work which wives performed which mattered so much as the social context of that work. Although the ability to at least …

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  4. The theme of alienation in the major novels of Thomas Hardy

    … self-destructive nature makes him obsessed with Bathsheba, and as a result, murders Troy and suffers the isolation of life imprisonment; Fanny Robin's tragic and lonely death, only assisted by a dog, is a flagrant indictment of society. In The Return of the Native, Clym is the earliest prototype …

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