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Vigencia Y Significación Sociolingüística De Los Marinerismos En El Español Dominicano De Santiago, Orlando Alba
Vigencia Y Significación Sociolingüística De Los Marinerismos En El Español Dominicano De Santiago, Orlando Alba
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El objetivo de este estudio consiste en verificar la vigencia real o la caducidad de los términos de origen marino convertidos en palabras del vocabulario general en el español dominicano de Santiago. El material que sirve de base a la investigación es el incluido en la obra de Pedro Henríquez Ureña, El Español en Santo Domingo. Además de su posible utilización, se analizan también las implicaciones y los valores sociolingüísticos de dichas palabras.
The Gospel Of Jesus Christ As Taught By The Nephite Prophets, Noel B. Reynolds
The Gospel Of Jesus Christ As Taught By The Nephite Prophets, Noel B. Reynolds
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Three definitional passages in the Book of Mormon define the gospel or doctrine of Christ precisely as the way or means by which an individual can come to Christ and be saved. Jesus Christ is quoted in all three passages teaching a six-part formula: All men and women who will (1) believe or trust in him, (2) repent of all their sins, and (3) witness to the Father that they have so repented and taken his name upon them, will (4) receive a remission of sins by fire and by the Holy Ghost, which will guide and sustain them as …
Review: Theophoric Personal Names In Ancient Hebrew: A Comparative Study, Dana M. Pike
Review: Theophoric Personal Names In Ancient Hebrew: A Comparative Study, Dana M. Pike
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A revision of the author's doctoral dissertation (University of Liverpool, 1980), the main purpose of this volume "is to discover what concepts of the deity are revealed in Hebrew personal names, and to find out to what extent Hebrew ideas concerning the deity are distinct from those of other Semitic religions" (p. 19).