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151. Das Alte Testament als christliche Bibel in orthodoxer und westlicher Sicht: Zweite europäische orthodox-westliche Exegetenkonferenz im Rilakloster yore 8.-15. September 2001.

Author

Weber, Beat

Subjects
*BOOKS, *NONFICTION, REVIEWS
Abstract

The collection of essays presents the papers which were given at the second European conference of orthodox and western exegetes in 2001. Catholic, Protestant and Eastern Orthodox exegetes as well as a Jewish representative met in the Bulgarian monastery of Rila. The them of the conference was ‚the Old Testament as Christian bible'. The 15 essays deals with 4 subject areas: the OT in the Christian tradition, the OT in the New Testament and in ancient Judaism, the canon of the OT, and messianic texts and their Christian meaning. Biblical Interpretation and Hermeneutics of various faith-traditions were clearly worked out in the contributions. The increasing insight into the deficiency of the literary-historical approach in view of theology and proclamation contributes, according to the contributors, to an openness to seek and open up new ways for exegesis [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2006

158. Microform reviews.

Author

Davis, R.L.

Subjects
*MICROFORMS, *FILMSTRIPS, *NONFICTION
Abstract

Reviews the microfilm `D.W. Griffith Papers, 1897-1954,` by University Publications of America.

Published
1992

159. Microform reviews.

Author

Rable, G.C.

Subjects
*MICROFORMS, *MICROFILMS, *NONFICTION, NORTH Carolina state history
Abstract

Reviews the microfilm `The Papers of Zebulon Vance,' from University Publications of America.

Published
1992

167. Milestones in gene expression.

Subjects
*BOOKS, *LIBRARY materials, *GENE expression, *NONFICTION
Abstract

The article announces the publication of "Nature Milestones in Gene Expression." It is a supplement representing a collaborative effort between Nature journals. It covers key papers that reported groundbreaking finding in transcription, chromatin, and epigenetic, against the backdrop of established views at the time of their publication and their impact on the evolution of the field.

Published
2005
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