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Rhetorical criticism and the Bible

Stanley E. Porter, Dennis L. Stamps

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Introduction: The Florence Conference and Rhetorical Criticism of the Bible Part 1 THE THEORY OF RHETORICAL CRITICISM Part 2 RHETORICAL CRITICISM OF THE OLD TESTAMENT Part 3 RHETORICAL CRITICISM OF THE GOSPELS Part 4 RHETORICAL CRITICISM OF THE PAULINE LETTERS

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Introduction: The Florence Conference and Rhetorical Criticism of the Bible Part 1 THE THEORY OF RHETORICAL CRITICISM Part 2 RHETORICAL CRITICISM OF THE OLD TESTAMENT Part 3 RHETORICAL CRITICISM OF THE GOSPELS Part 4 RHETORICAL CRITICISM OF THE PAULINE LETTERS

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Introduction: The Florence Conference and Rhetorical Criticism of the Bible Part 1 THE THEORY OF RHETORICAL CRITICISM Part 2 RHETORICAL CRITICISM OF THE OLD TESTAMENT Part 3 RHETORICAL CRITICISM OF THE GOSPELS Part 4 RHETORICAL CRITICISM OF THE PAULINE LETTERS

Key concepts: Criticism, Rhetorical criticism, Rhetorical question, Biblical criticism, Literature, Philosophy, Rhetorical device, Biblical studies

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