The ExpositorHodder and Stoughton, 1913 |
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Apostle appears Binet-Sanglé cæsura century chapter Christ Christian Church conception connexion Corinthians criticism Dahse decree delusion distichs divine names Elohim Elohistic Epistle eucharist evidence example experience EXPOSITOR fact faith Fourth Gospel Galatians Genesis Gentile give Greek hand Hebrew poetry Hebrew text ideal important incomplete parallelism interpretation Irenaeus Isaiah Israel Jerusalem Jesus Jewish Jews kinah Lamentations lines Loosten Lord Lystra Mark Massoretic ment Messiah metrical mind nature occur Old Testament original passage Paul Pentateuch period Peshito philosophy of religion poem present Professor prophet Psalm question reading reason recension recognised reference regard religious rhythm rhythmical Samaritan Samaritan Pentateuch sections seems sense Sievers Skinner soul spirit stressed syllables strophes supposed Syriac Tertullian textual textual criticism theology theory thought tion translation truth variants verse whole words writer Yahweh Yahwistic καὶ
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