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Why Do You Withdraw Your Hand, Even Your Right Hand? (PS 74,11A) : An Expression Contextualized for the Restoration of the Temple / Antu Varghese Nayangara

By:

Nayangara, Varghese Antu

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Roma : Pontificia Universita Urbaniana; 2021.Description: 253 pDDC classification:

BT2021 N231

Contents:

The Genre of Communal Lament and its History: A study based on Lament Psalm 74, A Textual critical analysis on Ps 74,1-11 and an Exegetical exposition of Ps 74, 1-3a and 10-11, Intertextuality and psalms.

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The Genre of Communal Lament and its History: A study based on Lament Psalm 74,
A Textual critical analysis on Ps 74,1-11 and an Exegetical exposition of Ps 74, 1-3a and 10-11,
Intertextuality and psalms.

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