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Select article: The Politics of Exorcism: Jesus' Reaction to Negative Labels in the Beelzebul Controversy
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First published August, 1999
The Politics of Exorcism: Jesus' Reaction to Negative Labels in the Beelzebul Controversy
Santiago Guijarro
Biblical Theology Bulletin: Journal of Bible and Culture
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Select article: How to Discredit an Inconvenient Exorcist: Origin and Configuration of the Synoptic Controversies on Jesus’ Power as an Exorcist
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First published November, 2010
How to Discredit an Inconvenient Exorcist: Origin and Configuration of the Synoptic Controversies on Jesus’ Power as an Exorcist
Esther Miquel
Biblical Theology Bulletin: Journal of Bible and Culture
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Select article: Beelzebub as John the Baptist in Milton's Hell
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First published June, 1994
Beelzebub as John the Baptist in Milton's Hell
Nancy K. Barnard
Christianity & Literature
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Select article: Whose Exorcists are They? The Referents of οί υίοί ύμΏν at Matthew 12.27/Luke 11.19
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First published April, 1992
Whose Exorcists are They? The Referents of οί υίοί ύμΏν at Matthew 12.27/Luke 11.19
Robert Shirock
Journal for the Study of the New Testament
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Select article: In Defence of New Testament Satanologies: A Response to Farrar and Williams
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In Defence of New Testament Satanologies: A Response to Farrar and Williams
Tom de Bruin
Journal for the Study of the New Testament
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Select article: The significance of Mark 3:20-end for understanding the message of Mark’s gospel
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First published February, 2013
The significance of Mark 3:20-end for understanding the message of Mark’s gospel
Richard Jordan
The Expository Times
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