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Adam And Adapa: Two Anthropological Characters, Niels-Erik Andreasen

Andrews University Seminary Studies (AUSS)

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What Took Place In 1844, Edwin R. Thiele

Faculty Publications

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Gabriel's Testimony Concerning 1844, Edwin R. Thiele

Faculty Publications

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The Disciples' Prayer, James J. C. Cox

Faculty Publications

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The Moral Teaching Of Paul [Review] / Victor Paul Furnish., John C. Brunt

Andrews University Seminary Studies (AUSS)

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Essays On The Love Commandment [Review] / By Luise Schottroff ... [Et Al.]; Translated By Reginald H. And Ilse Fuller., John C. Brunt

Andrews University Seminary Studies (AUSS)

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Development Of A Rationale And Methodology For The College-Level Religion Course "Life And Teachings Of Jesus", Loron T. Wade

Dissertations

In this developmental study, basic principles of curriculum development were utilized to prepare a rationale and teaching guide for a college-level religion course "Life and Teachings of Jesus."

In formulating the rationale for the course, current theories of learning and moral development were reviewed together with ideas drawn from Scripture and other sources. The rationale that was developed called for establishing clear objectives while recognizing that some of the most important goals of religious instruction may not be objectively or immediately verifiable. It calls for giving the student an active role in the instructional process, for stimulating his/her faculties for …

Horn-Motifs In The Hebrew Bible And Related Ancient Near Eastern Literature And Iconography, Margit Linnéa Süring

Dissertations

This investigation studies the presence of the horn-motifs on a philological, literary, and iconographical basis in both the ancient Near Eastern context and the Hebrew Bible.

The first chapter is devoted to a review of prior studies, particularly in the twentieth century. Throughout almost all this century, the "history-of-religion" school and the "form-critical" school have taken the lead in archaeological and biblical interpretations. New trends of interpretation developed in the late 1960s on some aspects due to the scientifically and systematically improved archaeological approach. Prior individual studies focusing on fragmentary aspects did not sufficiently elucidate the horn-motif. A comprehensive study …

Syntax Of New Testament Greek [Review] / James A. Brooks And Carlton L. Winbery., Sakae Kubo

Andrews University Seminary Studies (AUSS)

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Is The Aramaic Of Daniel Early Or Late?, Gerhard F. Hasel

Faculty Publications

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Prophecy And Canon: A Contribution To The Study Of Jewish Origins [Review] / Joseph Blenkinsopp., A. Josef Greig

Andrews University Seminary Studies (AUSS)

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From Bishop Ussher To Edwin R. Thiele, Siegfried H. Horn

Andrews University Seminary Studies (AUSS)

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The Sabbath And Human Relations, Sakae Kubo

Faculty Publications

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Love That Will Not Let Me Go, Sakae Kubo

Faculty Publications

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The Apocalyptic "Son Of Man" In Daniel 7, Arthur J. Ferch

Dissertations

This investigation studies the identity and nature of the manlike figure in Dan 7:13-14 (hereafter referred to as SM). In the first chapter we reviewed the interpretations of the SM in Jewish and Christian literature since the beginning of the second century of our era and noted that with the exception of the seventeenth century study by Carpzov, discussion of the Danielic figure was limited to passing comments. Throughout this period the SM was interpreted mainly messianically or christologically. During the nineteenth century more substantial inquiries attempted to find answers to the identity and nature of the manlike being primarily …

Religion In Overalls [Review] / Johnsson, William G., D. Malcolm Maxwell

Andrews University Seminary Studies (AUSS)

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The Seventy Weeks Of Dan 9: An Exegetical Study, Jacques R. Doukhan

Faculty Publications

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A Study Of Spiritual Gifts With A Program Designed For Its Understanding And Implementation By A Local Congregation, Lester Levi Bennett

Doctor of Ministry Projects

Problem. The Seventh-day Adventist denomination sees itself as under mandate to present and demonstrate to the world a special message. This mission has been taken as the challenge to "finish the work." In the New Testament, the church in ministry is often presented in terms of the operation of spiritual gifts by which the Holy Spirit equips the individual member for a unique work. Yet Seventh-day Adventists have, for the most part, given very little attention to this subject except for an emphasis on the gift of prophecy. Would a more comprehensive presentation of this doctrine for purposes of its …

Major Contextual Dimensions And Dynamic Factors In The Transmission Of The Judeo-Christian Religious Heritage According To Selected Writings Of Ellen G. White, Juan Navarro

Dissertations

Purpose. Christianity claims to have directly received by revelation from God a body of knowledge which has been preserved, developed, and handed down through generations. The purpose of this study was to determine what, according to Ellen White, are the major contextual dimensions in the transmission of this religious heritage and the dynamic factors involved in the process.

Method. The approach to this documentary study consisted of (1) carefully reading selected writings of White and collecting every statement related to the investigation; (2) logically arranging the information gathered; and (3) analyzing, interpreting, synthesizing, and presenting the findings in an expository …

Substitution In The Hebrew Cultus And In Cultic-Related Texts, Angel Manuel Rodriguez

Dissertations

This dissertation attempts to investigate the presence, function, and meaning of the idea of sacrificial substitution in the Hebrew cultus. The interpretation of the OT sacrifices in terms of sacrificial substitution has been questioned and rejected by a great number of scholars. They have argued that such an understanding cannot be supported by the biblical text or by ancient Near Eastern religious practices.

In this study the ancient Near Eastern texts are first investigated in order to highlight to what degree and where the essential elements of the idea of substitution are present in them. We discuss next the cultic …

The Classification Of The Greek Manuscripts Of The Epistle Of James, Joel D. Awoniyi

Dissertations

Although a significant number of the Greek manuscripts of the Epistles of I and II Peter, I, II, and III John, and Jude have recently received long overdue classification, only a very few Greek manuscripts of the Epistle of James have been given comparable treatment.

In this dissertation, we have sought to rectify this situation by classifying 86 Greek manuscripts of the Epistle of James – primarily according to their phonetic relationships and only secondarily according to their text-types.

In order to accomplish this, we have made use of new computer methods.

In a recent dissertation on the classification of …

Galatians As Dialogical Response To Opponents, Bernard Hungerford Brinsmead

Dissertations

This thesis seeks to discover the center of Galatians, its unique theological statement, by approaching the question from the perspective of the dialogical nature of the letter as a piece of literature, and the theology of the opponents with which it is dialogical. The context of a piece of literature is essential to its being understood. When a letter is as obviously disputative as is Galatians, a vital part of that context must be the opponents who have called it forth. The review of literature reveals that the identity of the opponents in Galatia remains "problematic." Two things in particular …

Studien Zur Sichem-Area [Review] / Karl Jaroš, Brigitte Deckert., Siegfried H. Horn

Andrews University Seminary Studies (AUSS)

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The Exegetical Methods Of Some Sixteenth-Century Anglican Preachers: Latimer, Jewel, Hooker, And Andrewes. Part I, Erwin R. Gane

Andrews University Seminary Studies (AUSS)

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Sabbath: A Day Of Liberation, Sakae Kubo

Faculty Publications

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Once Saved Always Saved?, Sakae Kubo

Faculty Publications

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Why Jesus Didn't Come Last Night, C. Mervyn Maxwell

Faculty Publications

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The Literary Structure Of The Genesis Creation Story, Jacques Doukhan

Dissertations

Exegetical research on Gen 1 has been characterized since the 18th century essentially by a diachronic concern. Thus the Documentary hypothesis and the so-called Tatbericht-Wortbericht theory have been the two main starting points of any relevant scholarly study of this text. Recently, under the influence of contemporary literary studies, attention has been drawn to the validity of the synchronic approach, and more and more scholars have thus become aware of the importance of the liteary structure of this text. The latter has been dissociated from the thematic distribution of motifs; this tension has been explained in terms of different sources, …

God Is For Us, William G. Johnsson

Faculty Publications

No abstract provided.