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Reimagining the birth of the Messiah and his forerunner in Luke's gospel: a sociorhetorical interpretation
This thesis investigates Luke’s portrayal of the subordination of John, the son of Zechariah and Elizabeth, to Jesus the Messiah in Luke 1–2. A detailed analysis of the opening-middleclosing textures of the Lukan text brings to the fore a clear structural juxtaposing and interweaving of the birth an...
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Department of Religious Studies
2020
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