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041 _a0 eng
082 _a227.106
082 _bS714-S12
100 _aSabou, Sorin
100 _eAuthor
245 _aPaternoster Biblical monographs
245 _bPaul's metaphorical language of `Death` in Romans 6:1-11
245 _cSorin Sabou
245 _pBetween horror and hope
260 _aGreat Britain
260 _bPaternoster
260 _c2005
300 _a159tr.
300 _bpaperback
300 _c23cm
520 _aThis book argues that Paul's metaphorical language of death in Romans 6:1-11 conveys two aspects: horror and hope. The `horror` aspect is conveyed by the `crucifixion` language, and the `hope` aspect by `burial` language. The life of the Christian believer is understood, as relationship with sin is concerned (`death to sin`), between these two realities: horror and hope.
650 _aMetaphor in the Bible
957 _a211001 TKH
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