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Hanne Loeland Levinson
Franciscanum. Revista de las Ciencias del Espíritu, 2009
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Stan Harstine, Ph.D.
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HTS Theological Studies, 2023
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Kathy L McFarland
Becker Bible Teacher Resources, 2015
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Alison Jasper
1996
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Justin Paley
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James Mensch
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Nancy Calvert-Koyzis
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Stan Harstine, Ph.D.
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József Zsengellér
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