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The Bellymyther Of Endor Interpretations Of 1 Kingdoms 28 In The Early Church 1st Edition Rowan A Greer

Name: The Bellymyther Of Endor Interpretations Of 1 Kingdoms 28 In The Early Church 1st Edition Rowan A Greer
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The Bellymyther Of Endor Interpretations Of 1 Kingdoms 28 In The Early Church 1st Edition Rowan A Greer instant download after payment.

Publisher: Society of Biblical Literature

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.76 MB

Pages: 348

Author: Rowan A. Greer, Margaret M. Mitchell

ISBN: 9781589831209, 1589831209

Language: English

Year: 2007

Edition: 1

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The Bellymyther Of Endor Interpretations Of 1 Kingdoms 28 In The Early Church 1st Edition Rowan A Greer by Rowan A. Greer, Margaret M. Mitchell 9781589831209, 1589831209 instant download after payment.

The story of Saul and the woman at Endor in 1 Samuel 28 (LXX 1 Kingdoms 28) lay at the center of energetic disputes among early Christian authors about the nature and fate of the soul, the source of prophetic gifts, and biblical truth. In addition to providing the original texts and fresh translations of works by Origen, Eustathius of Antioch (not previously translated into English), and six other authors, Greer and Mitchell offer an insightful introduction to and detailed analysis of the rhetorical cast and theological stakes involved in early church debates on this notoriously difficult passage.