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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"resident aliens"”.

  1. Popular conspiracism in Britain, c.1880-1914

    … Jewish plutocracy and the uncertain position of resident aliens. Each of these elements has its own pre-history, and might be studied separately. By contrast, this thesis suggests that they should be studied together as part of a broader, if variously expressed, culture of ‘popular conspiracism’.

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  2. Yahweh's 'Priestly Kingdom': A Metaphor for Israel's Priestly Status Function in Exodus 19.6a

    … caring for the vulnerable, and incorporating resident–aliens into Israel’s social structure and worship. Israel’s self–conception as ‘Yahweh’s priestly kingdom’ went through developmental stages as constituents experienced the Exilic Event, the Restoration Event, and the Christ Event. The …

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  3. Showing forth the great works of God: the witness of the people of God in the socio-historic context of 1 Peter and its implication for the church today

    … Further, through exegesis, the identity of the resident aliens, household servants and married women, and the modes of witness present in 1 Peter 2:11-3:6 were analysed in their particular socio-historic-context. One conclusion of this study is that two different modes of witness can be …

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