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Ethical and Religious Classics of East and West

The Thought of the Prophets

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The Thought of the Prophets

Ethical and Religious Classics of East and West

The Thought of the Prophets

Ethical and Religious Classics of East and West: The Thought of the Prophets

 

Originally published in 1953, The Hebrew Prophets’ conception of the meaning and purpose of human history has considerable significance for a religious view of the world situation in the middle of the 20th Century.

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Originally published in 1953, The Hebrew Prophets’ conception of the meaning and purpose of human history has considerable significance for a religious view of the world situation in the middle of the 20th Century. This book discusses the nature of the Hebrew prophets and the grounds for their claim to inspiration.

ISBN
9781032147055
Pagina's
174
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Serie
Ethical and Religious Classics of East and West
NUR
700
Druk
1
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Hardback
Taal
Engels
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