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A narrative-critical reading of God as a character in the Gospel of Matthew
(Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 2005-10-10)This dissertation examines the function of God as a character, and how the characterization of God works within the narrative of the Gospel of Matthew. Chapter 1 presented a rationale for the study of God as a character. ... -
Natan Sharansky Makes the Case for Democracy
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The Nation Discovers Secular Fundamentalism
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“The Nativity Story” — In Season and On Message
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The nature of the believer's assurance of eternal life in 1 John
(2006-12-08)This dissertation argues that John fundamentally grounds the believer's assurance in the work of Christ and promise of divine preservation, while supporting this assurance in a vital yet subsidiary way by the manner in ... -
The Necessary Vision for Biblical Ministry
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The Necessity and Viability of Biblical Theology
(2008-03-18) -
The Necessity of a Christocentric, Kingdom-Focused Model of Expository Preaching
(Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 2011-12-14)ABSTRACT THE NECESSITY OF A CHRISTOCENTRIC KINGDOM-FOCUSED MODEL OF EXPOSITORY PREACHING David E. Prince, PH.D. The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 2011 Chairperson: Dr. Russell D. Moore The thesis of this ... -
The Need of the Hour—A Recovery of Biblical Preaching
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Needed — More “Genetic Outlaws”
(2006-08-21) -
The Negative Motif of the Sea in the Old Testament
(Southern Baptist Theological SeminarySchool of Theology, 2019-05-09)This dissertation demonstrates that the sea is consistently a negative motif in the OT. Chapter 2 introduces Hermann Gunkel because he wrote the foundational work on the topic of the chaotic sea in the OT. He argued that ... -
A Neglected Essential
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Nehemiah 5:6-13
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Neither Heroes nor Victims: Disability and Identity
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A Neo-Tolstoyan Response to Kitsch
(Southern Baptist Theological SeminarySchool of Theology, 2018-11-16)Leo Tolstoy’s aesthetic theory in What is Art? defines art as the transmission of emotion through the creation of an object. Awareness of Tolstoy’s history and beliefs extends a more generous understanding to some of his ...