Box 38
Contains 60 Results:
Offprint from Eretz-Israel Arch., Hist., and Geographical Studies Vol 16- H.M. Orlinsky Volume, 1982
Walter Harrelson Offprints- An Evaluation of the New Revised Standard Version
Reviews- Offprints
Shofar- Vol 3, No.1 Fall, 1984
Touchstone- Magazine of the Tennessee Humanities Council- No.10, 1987- The Creation that the Bible Insists Upon- Walter Harrelson
Biblical Archaeology Review- Nov/Dec 1986 Vol XII No 6- What Is A Good Bible Dictionary?- WH
New Disciples Fall 1986- The Ten Commandments in Jewish and Christian History- WH
Union Sem. Qtly Review Vol 42 Nos. 1 and 2, 1988- Eschatology and Ethics in the Hebrew Bible- WH
The New American Bible- WH
The Messianic Hope- WH
Ency. Of Religion in the South- Theological Education –WH
Messianic Expectations at the Time of Jesus- WH- SLJT, Dec 1988, Vol XXXII, No.1
A Protestant Looks at Catholic Biblical Scholarship- WH- The Biblical Heritage in Modern Catholic Scholarship
Karl Barth on the Decalogue- WH- Studies in Religion 6/3/, 1976-77
The Qumran Community’s Life, Faith and Hopes- WH- Quarterly Review Spring, 1994
The Ten Commandments and Human Rights- WH- The Journal of Intergroup Relations Vol. XVII, No. 4
The Biblical Understanding of Spirituality- WH- The Ecumenical Review Vol. XV, No.3, April 1963
Patient Love in the Testament of Joseph- WH- Perspectives in Religious Studies 1977, 4-13
Wisdom Hidden and Revealed According to Baruch- WH- Priests, Prophets and Scribes, Journal for the Old Testament Supplement Series 149
Famine in the Perspective of Biblical Judgments and Promises- WH- Soundings, Spr. 1976 Vol LIX, No 1
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