UNDERSTANDING κλη^σιζ IN THE NEW TESTAMENT.
The article discusses the significance of κλη^σιζ in the New Testament section of the scriptures. It notes that there are several meanings connected to the characters such as a calling for service, an invitation, an invocation of the gods, or a sense of being unjustifiable. It further notes that acc...
| Publicado en: | Journal of Greco-Roman Christianity & Judaism Vol. 6; pp. 191 - 199 |
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McMaster Divinity College
2009
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