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Prophecy viewed in respect to its distinctive nature, its special function, and proper interpretation

A classic reference text on Biblical prophecy, this book examines the role prophets and their pronouncements play in both the Old and New Testaments. The first part of the book investigates the various ways prophets are called in the Bible and various prophetic styles and dictions. The second part examines specific Old and New Testament prophecies.

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  • "A classic reference text on Biblical prophecy, this book examines the role prophets and their pronouncements play in both the Old and New Testaments. The first part of the book investigates the various ways prophets are called in the Bible and various prophetic styles and dictions. The second part examines specific Old and New Testament prophecies."@en

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  • "La profecía : su naturaleza, función e interpretación"
  • "La profecía : su naturaleza, función e interpretación"@es
  • "Prophecy viewed in respect to its distinctive nature, its special function, and proper interpretation"
  • "Prophecy viewed in respect to its distinctive nature, its special function, and proper interpretation"@en
  • "Prophecy viewed in respect to its distinctive nature : special function, and proper interpretation"
  • "Prophecy viewed in respect to its distinctive nature, special function, and proper interpretation"@en
  • "Prophecy : viewed in respect to its distinctive nature, special function, and proper interpretation"@en
  • "Prophecy viewed in respect to its distinctive nature its special function, and proper interpretation"@en
  • "Prophecy viewed in respect to its distinctive nature : its special function, and proper interpretation"
  • "La Profecía : su naturaleza, función e interpretación"
  • "Prophecy : viewed in respect to its distinctive nature, its special function, and proper interpretation"@en

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