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| | · 'Actualisation' and 're-enactment': Two categories in understanding the Old Testament
Ausloos, Hans
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| | · The Sacrifice for (the) God(s) after the Flood in Ancient Israel and the Ancient Near East: A New Interpretation.
Baumann, Gerlinde
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| | · The historical understanding of the Old Testament in South Africa: Colenso, Le Roux and beyond
Bosman, Hendrik L.
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| | · Ruth 4:18-22: A window to Israel's past
de Villiers, Gerda
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| | · Just emotions: Reading the Sarah and Hagar narrative (Genesis 16, 21) through the lens of human dignity
Claassens, Juliana
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| | · Beyond monotheism? Some remarks and questions on conceptualising 'monotheism' in Biblical Studies
Frevel, Christian
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| | · J.H. le Roux's philosophy of religion
Gericke, Jaco W.
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| | · An exegetical analysis of the vision of peace in the Book of Isaiah (2:1-5)
Groenewald, Alphonso
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| | · 'Deep is the well of the past': Reconsidering the origins of the Exodus motif in its cultural context
Heckl, Raik
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| | · Why history matters: The place of historical consciousness in a multidimensional approach towards biblical interpretation
Jonker, Louis C.
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| | · Confusing redaction and corruption: A house going to hell
Loader, James Alfred
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| | · Issues in or with Genesis 22: An overview of exegetical issues related to one of the most problematic biblical chapters
Lombaard, Christo
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| | · Moses' praise and blame - Israel's honour and shame: Rhetorical devices in the ethical foundations of Deuteronomy
Markl, Dominik
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| | · From cult to community: The two halves of Leviticus
Meyer, Esias E.
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| | · Torah and prophecy: A debate of changing identities
Otto, Eckart
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| | · Deuteronomy in the Second Temple period: Law and its developing interpretation
Paganini, Simon
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| | · Yhwh, the Goddess and Evil: Is 'monotheism' an adequate concept to describe the Hebrew Bible's discourses about the God of Israel?
Römer, Thomas C.
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| | · Hezekiah and the Assyrian tribute
Röthlin, Gail A.; le Roux, Magdel
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| | · Of poverty prevention in the Pentateuch as a continuing contemporary challenge
Scheffler, Eben
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| | · Some preliminary thoughts on epistemological transformation and the study of the Old Testament
Snyman, S.D. (Fanie)
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| | · Reading the Old Testament in the 21st century using the Book of Jonah as reference
Spangenberg, Izak J.J.
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| | · Deuteronomy 28 and Tell Tayinat
Steymans, Hans U.
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| | · Fatherless in Galilee: An autobiographical reflection
van Aarde, Andries
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| | · Deep probing questions but answers conceived in vulnerability: On Jurie le Roux’s ‘spiritual empathy’
Veldsman, Daniël P.
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| | · Exegesis seeking appropriation; appropriation seeking exegesis: Re-reading 2 Samuel 13:1-22 in search of redemptive masculinities
West, Gerald
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