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Words with power: being a second study of The Bible and literature
2008, University of Toronto Press
in English
0802092934 9780802092939
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Az Ige hatalma: második tanulmány a Biblia és az irodalom kapcsolatáról
1997, Európa Könyvkiadó
in Hungarian
9630762013 9789630762014
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La parole souveraine: la Bible et la littérature II
1994, Éditions du Seuil
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2020133644 9782020133647
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Words with power: being a second study of the Bible and literature
1992, Penguin Books
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0140129251 9780140129250
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Words With Power: Being A Second Study "The Bible And Literature"
April 15, 1992, Harvest Books
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0156983656 9780156983655
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Words with power: being a second study of "the Bible and literature"
1990, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich
- 1st ed.
015198462X 9780151984626
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Words with power: being a second study of "the Bible and literature"
1990, Viking by the Penguin Group
in English
0670831212 9780670831210
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Words with power: being a second study of "the Bible and literature"
1990, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich
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"May I begin where I have so often begun, with the fact that when we read (or otherwise examine) a verbal structure, our attention is going in two directions at once."
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