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Literary patterns, theological themes, and the genre of Luke-Acts (edition 1975)

by Charles H. Talbert

Series: SBL Monograph Series (20)

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TitleLiterary patterns, theological themes, and the genre of Luke-Acts
AuthorCharles H. Talbert
TagsBible.Literature, Bible.NT.Acts, Bible.NT.Luke 
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Publication date1975
Publication[Cambridge, Mass.]: Society of Biblical Literature; [1975] c1974. 159 p. ; 23 cm.
ISBN0884140377 / 9780884140375
Number of volumes1
Number of copies1
Pages159
Dimensions23 cm
LC ClassificationBS2589 .T34
Dewey226/.4/06
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Primary languageEnglish
SummaryLiterary patterns, theological themes, and the genre of Luke-Acts by Charles H. Talbert (1975)
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226.4Religions › Bible › Gospels and Acts › Luke

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BS2589.T34Philosophy, Psychology and Religion › The Bible › The Bible › New Testament › Special parts of the New Testament

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