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UNIORUON00436784 |
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NEKRASOV, Nikolaj Alekseevič |
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Poslednye pesni / N. A. Nekrasov ; Izdanie podgotovila G. V. Krasnov |
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UNINA9910969270803321 |
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Evans Craig A (Craig Alan), <1952-> |
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To see and not perceive : Isaiah 6.9-10 in early Jewish and Christian interpretation / / Craig A. Evans |
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Sheffield, England, : Sheffield Academic, 1989 |
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9786611842215 |
9781281842213 |
1281842214 |
9780567214935 |
0567214931 |
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1 online resource (262 pages) |
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Journal for the study of the Old Testament. Supplement series ; ; 64 |
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224.10609 |
224/.106/09 |
224.1060900000 |
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Hardness of heart - Biblical teaching |
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Contents; Preface; Abbreviations; Introduction; Chapter 1 ISAIAH 6.9-10 IN THE CONTEXT OF ISAIAH; Chapter 2 ISAIAH 6.9-10 IN QUMRAN; Chapter 3 ISAIAH 6.9-10 IN THE SEPTUAGINT; Chapter 4 ISAIAH 6.9-10 IN THE TARGUM; Chapter 5 ISAIAH 6.9-10 IN THE PESHITTA; Chapter 6 ISAIAH 6.9-10 IN PAUL; Chapter 7 ISAIAH 6.9-10 IN MARK; Chapter 8 ISAIAH 6.9-10 IN MATTHEW; Chapter 9 ISAIAH 6.9-10 IN LUKE-ACTS; Chapter 10 ISAIAH 6.9-10 IN JOHN; Chapter 11 ISAIAH 6.9-10 IN THE RABBIS; Chapter 12 ISAIAH 6.9-10 IN THE FATHERS; Conclusion; Notes; Bibliography; Index of Ancient Writings; Index of Modern Authors |
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In his famous vision of the enthroned and exalted Lord, Isaiah is told to harden the hearts of his people, 'lest they repent' (Isa. 6.9-10). According to Mark's Gospel, which cites this text, Jesus speaks in parables for the same reason. Interpreters of all generations have, not unnaturally, found the text difficult and disturbing. This study is concerned with the fascinating variety of early Jewish and Christian interpretations and modifications that have attempted to cope with the difficulty. At different stages in Judaism and Christianity the Isaianic vision of God is more clearly perceived |
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