Oscar Cullmann on Baptism now online
Oscar Cullman’s classic monograph on baptism is now available for free download in PDF. My thanks to SCM Press for their kind permission to digitise this work.
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The following article is now online in PDF: Clinton Chisholm, “‘After the Sabbath’ (Matt. 28.1a) – Into the Crux Yet Again,” Caribbean Journal of Evangelical Theology 8 (2004): 57-66. Click here to read the article. Chisholm offers a viable solution to an old problem with the translation on Matthew 28:1a – well worth a read.
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