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Witherington, Revelation
by Georg S. Adamsen on January 5, 2008
in Scholarly commentaries,Socio-rhetorical analysis
Witherington, Ben, III. Revelation. New Cambridge Bible commentary. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2003. xviii + 306. Witherington brings the socio-rhetorical approach, pioneered by Vernon K. Robbins, to Revelation. This volume opens the NCBC series which is edited by Witherington himself. It is crucial to Witherington’s approach that the socio-historical situation is determined as accurately as [...]
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