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A perspective of Christianity on civil disobedience : a study of Hong Kong’s Occupy Central and the Umbrella Movement
(2018-06-01) - Journal articleThis paper argues that Christian churches should educate their congregants on sociopolitical issues, so that both the church and individual congregants can speak to the world prophetically, as a part of Jesus’ teaching in ... -
Is there any historical support for spiritual baptism? : Comparing and analyzing the theological views of Cappadocian fathers and the Pentecostals on spiritual baptism
(2018-09-01) - Journal articleThrough this paper, it will be established that, unlike the Pentecostals, the Cappadocian fathers did not separate water baptism from Spirit baptism as two distinctive stages. The theological implication for contemporary ... -
‘I also could talk as you do’ (Job 16:4) : the function of intratextual quotation and allusion in Job
(Bloomsbury T&T Clark, 2012-12-20) - Book item -
Transformation of law : Ezekiel’s use of the Holiness Code (Leviticus 17–26)
(Pickwick Publications (Wipf and Stock Publishers), 2010-01-01) - Book item -
The relevance of certain Semiticisms in the Gothic New Testament
(2017-01-12) - Journal articleIt is worth emphasizing that it is not the generic Greek language which exerts Hellenizing influence on Gothic, but rather the Greek New Testament specifically. This is demonstrated by the consideration of unGreek features ...
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