The virgin birth of Christ
Tipo de material:
Texto Estados Unidos de América : Baker Book House, 1965Descripción: 415 páginasISBN: - [sin ISBN]
- 232.921 M149
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The virgin birth in the second century -- The birth narrative an original part of the third gospel Characteristic of the Lucan narrative -- The hymns of the first chapter of Luke -- The origin and transmission of the Lucan narrative -- The integrity of the Lucan narrative -- The narrative in Matthew -- The relation between the narratives The inherent credibility of the narratives -- The birth narratives and secular history -- The birth narratives and the rest of the New Testament -- Alternative theories: Preliminary considerations -- The theory of jewish derivation -- The theory of pagan derivation -- Conclusion and consequences
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Biblioteca Rafael Escandón Hernández - UNAC - Medellín Sala principal de colecciones - Primer piso - Medellín | General | 232.921 M149 (Navegar estantería(Abre debajo)) | Ejemplar 1 | Disponible | 10082 |
The virgin birth in the second century -- The birth narrative an original part of the third gospel Characteristic of the Lucan narrative -- The hymns of the first chapter of Luke -- The origin and transmission of the Lucan narrative -- The integrity of the Lucan narrative -- The narrative in Matthew -- The relation between the narratives The inherent credibility of the narratives -- The birth narratives and secular history -- The birth narratives and the rest of the New Testament -- Alternative theories: Preliminary considerations -- The theory of jewish derivation -- The theory of pagan derivation -- Conclusion and consequences
