Deissmann, A.- Bible Studies
Deissmann's groundbreaking studies using recently discovered papyri and inscriptions to illuminate the language, culture, and social world of the New Testament, showing how everyday Greek documents shed light on biblical vocabulary.
31 Chapters
Table of Contents
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000 - Content
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0000 - AUTHOR’S PREFACE TO THE ENGLISH EDITION
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00000 - FROM THE PREFACE TO THE GERMAN EDITION
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000000 - TRANSLATOR’S NOTE.
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0000000 - THE PRINCIPAL ABBREVIATIONS.
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01 - PROLEGOMENA TO THE BIBLICAL LETTERS AND EPISTLES
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01.01 - PROLEGOMENA TO THE BIBLICAL LETTERS AND EPISTLES.
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01.02 - PROLEGOMENA TO THE BIBLICAL LETTERS AND EPISTLES.
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01.03 - PROLEGOMENA TO THE BIBLICAL LETTERS AND EPISTLES.
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01.04 - PROLEGOMENA TO THE BIBLICAL LETTERS AND EPISTLES.
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02 - CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE HISTORY OF THE LANGUAGE OF THE GREEK BIBLE.
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02.01 - CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE HISTORY OF THE LANGUAGE OF THE GREEK BIBLE.
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03 - FURTHER CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE HISTORY OF THE LANGUAGE OF THE GREEK BIBLE
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03.01 - FURTHER CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE HISTORY OF THE LANGUAGE OF THE GREEK BIBLE
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04 - An Epigraphic Memorial of the Septuagint.
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04.01 - An Epigraphic Memorial of the Septuagint.
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05 - NOTES ON SOME BIBLICAL PERSONS AND NAMES
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05.01 - HELIODORUS.
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05.02 - BARNABAS
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05.03 - MANAËN.
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05.04 - SAULUS PAULUS
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06 - GREEK TRANSCRIPTIONS OF THE TETRAGRAMMATON.
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07 - SPICILEGIUM
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07.01 - THE CHRONOLOGICAL STATEMENT IN THE PROLOGUE TO JESUS SIRACH
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07.02 - THE SUPPOSED EDICT OF PTOLEMY IV. PHILO-PATOR AGAINST THE EGYPTIAN JEWS.
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07.03 - THE “LARGE LETTERS” AND THE “MARKS OF JESUS” IN GAL. 6.
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07.04 - A NOTE TO THE LITERARY HISTORY OF SECOND PETER.
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07.05 - WHITE ROBES AND PALMS.
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08 - Footnotes
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09 - LXX APOCRYPHA REFERENCES
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10 - Source Materials Referenced in Deissmann's Bible Studies