American Journal of Biblical Theology.

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Nov 3, 2024	Volume 25. Copyright ^(C) 2000-2024. All rights reserved. A refereed, weekly, open-access journal, now in its twenty-fifth year.
Volume 25 Number 44

	Weekly Bible Study Click on the link below for a printer-friendly version of this week's Bible commentary. These studies may be used for personal study, or reproduced for use in a small-group study. Any other reproductions require the permission of the publisher. Click on the book cover on the left to purchase the book. 1 Samuel 23:19-23. Maintaining Faith in Crisis.
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11/03/24	25(44)	Prayer in the Life and Ministry of Jesus Christ. Allen, Nick.
10/20/24	25(42)	Examining the Evidence: The Case for and Against the Authenticity of Matthew 28:19. Hundu, Jacob T.
10/13/24	25(41)	Sinners as Beasts: Some Early Patristic Views of Animals in Ecclesiastes. Grenier, Marc
10/06/24	25(40)	Defending the Fixed-Period Perspective of “Generation” in Matthew 24:34. Schultz, H. Michael
09/29/24	25(39)	The Significance of the Lordship of Jesus Christ in the New Testament and Its Implications for Contemporary Followers of Christ. Oumarou, Emmanuel
09/22/24	25(38)	God the Spirit of the Unholy Godless Trinity: Sigmund Freud (1856-1939). Grenier, Marc
09/15/24	25(37)	The Importance of the Balm of Gilead. Roskoski, John
09/08/24	25(36)	2 Timothy 3:10-17: Rereading the ‘Scripture’ for Christian Discipleship. Inyaregh, Abel Aor

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