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John W. Welch chiasmus papers

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Identifier: MSS 3776
Image of Excerpt from Line, Rob. "Chiasmus in 2 Nephi 2"
Image of Excerpt from Line, Rob. "Chiasmus...
Image of Excerpt from Lohfink, N. "Darstellungskunst und Theologie in Dtn 1,6-3,29." Biblica 41 (1960): 122-23
Image of Excerpt from Lohfink, N. "Darstel...
Image of Excerpt from Myers, Charles D. "Chiastic Inversion In the Argument of Romans 3-8." Novum Testamentus 35 (1993): 30-47
Image of Excerpt from Myers, Charles D. "C...
Image of Excerpt from Nickelsburg, George W. E. "A Commentary on the Book of 1 Enoch, Chapters 1-36; 81-108." Fortress Press: Minneapolis, 2001, 152
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Image of Excerpt from Notes, Francis I. Andersen "The Sentence in Biblical Hebrew," 1974
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Image of Excerpt from Parunak, H. Van Dyke. Review of "Studies in Biblical Narrative: Style, Structure, and the Ancient Near Eastern Literary Background by Yithak Avishur" 2001 June: 325-327
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Image of Excerpt from Porter, Stanley E. "In Ephesians 5,5: Does Chiasm Solve a Problem?" Zeitschrift Fur Die Neutestamentliche Wissenschaft 81 (1990): 270-76
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Image of Excerpt from "Possible Chiasmus in 1 Nephi 21:1"
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Image of Excerpt from Reumann, J. "Philippians 3:20-21: A Hymnic Fragment?" New Testament Studies 30 (1984 October): 593-608
Image of Excerpt from Reumann, J. "Philipp...
Image of Excerpt from Reynolds, Noel B. 2 Nephi 5
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