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  1. The Attitude of the New Testament Toward Civil Government

    Scanned copy of Bowen's dissertation which is now in the public domain. Scanned as part of our digitization on demand service.

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  2. A linguistic analysis of the articular infinitive in New Testament Greek

    … syntactic value of the articular infinitive in New Testament Greek? It is argued that the article primarily serves as a function word when used with the infinitive. That is, when the article appears in conjunction with the infinitive, it expresses a grammatical-structural relation that may not …

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  3. Papias and his witness to the development of the New Testament

    … his understanding and attitude toward certain New Testament books. Chapter 1 introduces this dissertation's subject matter and thesis, as well as an explanation of its methodology and the need for research. Chapter 2 is a survey of the history of research. While many scholars often refer to …

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  4. The Middle Voice in the Septuagint and the Greek New Testament

    … bearing on the study of the Septuagint and Greek New Testament.This dissertation addresses these questions. It argues that the middle voice in the Septuagint and Greek New Testament expresses a broad variety of semantically related ideas, all of which revolve around the notion of subject focus. …

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  5. The figurative use of "son(s) of" in the New Testament

    Daniel Ferris Born, Ph.D. The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 2016 Chair: Dr. William F. Cook The figurative use of "son(s) of" phrases in the NT represents the author employing the father-son relationship, and what this relationship represents in the ancient world, as a tool to illustrate …

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  6. Three Nuances of the Perfect Indicative in the Greek New Testament

    … of the perfect tense occurring in the Greek New Testament: resultative-stative, anterior (current relevance), and simple past. Chapter 1 introduces an introduction, thesis and methodology of this project, with briefly introducing verbal aspect debate and the historical development of the …

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  7. Plurality of Elder Leadership Versus One-Man Authority in a New Testament Church

    … there is just one or multiple models found in New Testament churches. Chapter 4 presents practical arguments for alternate models of government, based on personality preferences and time management issues. Chapter 5 presents the conclusions formed from the preceding analysis, thereby defending …

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  8. Sanctifying Boldness: New Testament Women in Narsai, Jacob of Serugh, and Romanos Melodos

    … of these authors, I focus on poems recounting New Testament narratives about four unnamed women: the Canaanite woman, the Hemorrhaging woman, the Sinful woman, and the Samaritan woman. In the initial three chapters I trace the interrelated themes of the body, ethnicity, and the voice to …

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  9. Political ideas in the New Testament commentaries of Peter the Chanter (d.1197) /

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  10. A comparative study of apokaluptō and phaneroō in the Greek New Testament : a word study

    Ph. D., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1940 Faculty committee signature: J. Mckee Adams

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  11. The pastoral and practical principles on which the churches in the New Testament were based

    The New Testament does contain sufficient information in order that we may arrive at a reasonably clear understanding of the principles upon which the churches of the New Testament were based. The Scriptures do not give us a model of how churches must look and thus provides sufficient leeway to …

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  12. The Contribution of Foundational New Testament Theological Themes to the Meaning of Basic Bioethics Principles

    … the common morality. This dissertation employs New Testament theological themes to enhance the meaning of contemporary principles of bioethics. Beginning with the incarnation in the New Testament, the invitation-response hermeneutic is developed as a hermeneutic to use in studying the New

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