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    <partNumber>Nr. 3 July 67(2021)</partNumber>
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  <abstract>The Collapse of Society in Luke 23: A Thucydidean Take on Jesus’ Passion  Mark Jeong  Carrying a sta????: A Re-Assessment of the Non-Christian Greek Sources  Ruben van Wingerden  Opera Evangelica: A Lost Collection of Christian Apocrypha  Tony Burke, Gregory Peter Fewster  The Double Tradition in Luke (Q) 3–7 as a Macro-Chiasm and its Significance for the Synoptic Problem  Olegs Andrejevs  Aphrahat and Pauline Reception: 1 Corinthians 7 and Baptismal Reasoning in East and West  Benjamin A. Edsall  Select The Usefulness of Pre-Genealogical Coherence for Detecting Multiple Emergence and Coincidental Agreement: Matthew 16.2b–3 as a Test Case  The Usefulness of Pre-Genealogical Coherence for Detecting Multiple Emergence and Coincidental Agreement: Matthew 16.2b–3 as a Test Case  Charles L. Quarles  C. K. Barrett on Rudolf Bultmann as Symposiarch at the 1954 SNTS General Meeting in Marburg  Henk Jan de Jonge  In Defence of R. H. Lightfoot  Christopher M. Tuckett</abstract>
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