Terence Mullins on Greeting as a New Testament form
The following article is now available on-line in PDF:
Terence Y. Mullins, “Greeting as a New Testament form,” Journal of Biblical Literature 87.4 (Dec. 1968): 418-426. Click here to view.
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“Interpreting the Word of God: FS for Steven Barabas.” One chapter to go on-line – please help to choose which one
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John L. White on Introductory formulae in the body of the Pauline letter
The following article is now available on-line in PDF: John L. White, “Introductory formulae in the body of the Pauline letter,” Journal of Biblical Literature 90.1 (March 1971): 91-97. You can read the article here. My thanks to Dr White for his kind permission to place this article online.
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Terence Mullins on Formulas in New Testament epistles
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