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| 100 | _aRhodea, Greg | ||
| 245 | _aSigns of Continuity: The Function of Miracles in Jesus and Paul | ||
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| 440 | _aBulletin for Biblical Research Supplements | ||
| 505 | _aChapter 1 Introduction. Thesis Method of Study Definitions Literature Review Chapter 2 Signs of Gracious Inclusion The Miracles of Jesus as Accompanying His Message The Miracles of Jesus as Initial Realizations of Gracious Inclusion The Miracles of Paul as Accompanying His Message The Miracles of Paul as Initial Realizations of Gracious Inclusion Comparing Jesus and Paul Chapter 3 Signs of Authoritative Power with a Lifestyle of Weakness The Miracles of Jesus as (Qualified) Signs of Authoritative Power with a Lifestyle of Weakness The Miracles of Paul as (Qualified) Signs of Authoritative Power with a Lifestyle of Weakness Comparing Jesus and Paul Chapter 4 Signs of the New Age The Miracles of Jesus as Signs of the New Age The Miracles of Paul as Signs of the New Age Comparing Jesus and Paul Chapter 5 Paul and the Miracles of Jesus: Knowledge, Continuity, and Dependence Paul's Knowledge of the Miracles of Jesus Paul's Continuity with Jesus as a Miracle Worker Paul's Dependence upon Jesus Conclusion Chapter 6 Conclusion Summary Contribution Directions for Future Study | ||
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