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Output 2005
Research articles in refereed specialist journals

HTS Theological Studies/Teologiese Studies

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Select the first letter of the article title from the alphabetical list.

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Dreyer TFJ: 2005. 'Kenotiese' prediking - die katalisator vir liturgiese verdieping in die huidige konteks?. 61 (1+2), pp 93-108.

Bothma G: 2005. 'n Prakties-teologiese ondersoek na die kerklike jaar in die prediking van die Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk. 61 (4), pp 1169-1182.

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Osiek C: 2005. Diakonos and prostatis: Women's patronage in Early Christianity. 61 (1&2), pp 347-370.

Duncan GA: 2005. Ex Africa semper aliquid novi?. 61 (3), pp 809-827.

Bieringer R: 2005. Nader Mij niet: Die betekenis van do not hold me in Johannes 20:17. 61 (1+2), pp 19-43.

Bos R: 2005. Van wie zegt de profeet dit? Een een-voudige vraag en een meer-voudig antwoord. 61 (4), pp 1049-1069.

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Bons-Storm R: 2005. A challenge to change developments in feminist theology and feminist Christology. 61 (1+2), pp 45-63.

Busse U: 2005. A study of Luke 10 in context. 61 (1+2), pp 81-91.

Negrov AI: 2005. An overview of liberation theology in orthodox Russia. 61 (1&2), pp 327-345.

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Ingram R: 2005. Christus en die roos. 61 (4), pp 1227-1251.

van der Merwe PJ: 2005. Church and culture: A religio-theological perspective. 61 (3), pp 771-791.

Dreyer WA: 2005. Church and government in Reformed perspective. 61 (3), pp 883-895.

Koester CR: 2005. Conversion, persecution, and malaise: Life in the community for which Hebrews was written. 61 (1&2), pp 231-251.

Masango MJ: 2005. Cremation a problem to African people. 61 (4), pp 1285-1297.

van Aarde AG: 2005. Cultural criticism as an imperative for Christians. 61 (3), pp 683-708.

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Botha SJ, Van Wyk BJ: 2005. Deeltydse predikante in die Nederduitsch Hervormde Kerk van Afrika. 61 (4), pp 1397-1410.

Theunissen H: 2005. Defining the situation in Revelation: John's intention and action-lines. 61 (1&2), pp 441-460.

van Aarde AG: 2005. Die Kindheidsevangelie van Tomas - historiese allegorie of mite in die vorm van 'n biografiese diskursiewe evangelie. 61 (1&2), pp 461-489.

van Wyk IWC: 2005. Die apologetiese taak van die kerk. 61 (4), pp 1373-1396.

van Aarde AG: 2005. Die Griekse manuskrip van die Kindheidsevangelie van Tomas in Kodeks Sinaïtikus (Gr 453) vertaal in Afrikaans. 61 (1&2), pp 491-516.

Venter PM: 2005. Die skuldgebed in Esra 9:6-15. 61 (1&2), pp 545-563.

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Alkier S: 2005. From text to intertext: intertextuality as a paradigm for reading Matthew. 61 (1+2), pp 1-18.

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Boshoff HJ, van Aarde AG: 2005. Grieks-Romeinse apokaliptiek en die Christelike kerugma. 61 (4), pp 1131-1148.

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Kloppers EC: 2005. Handelinge in die erediens: Die verryking van die liturgie deur musiek. 61 (1+2), pp 191-209.

Howes L: 2005. Handelinge se uitbeelding van die rol van vroue in die vroeë kerk. 61 (4), pp 1183-1208.

Sim DC: 2005. How many Jews became Christians in the first century? The failure of the Christian mission to the Jews. 61 (1&2), pp 417-440.

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Reinstorf DH: 2005. Jesus in new contexts. 61 (1&2), pp 385-399.

Venter PM: 2005. Jews and Christians. 61 (3), pp 953-971.

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Murray HM: 2005. Lewenspeil, verlossing van sonde en MIV en VIGS in Suider-Afrika: Gedagtes uit die Gereformeerde tradisie. 61 (4), pp 1299-1320.

Buitendag J: 2005. Liturgie as fontein van die lewe: 'n Oorsigartikel oor die kosmiese kartering van Gordon W Lathrop se boek, Holy ground: A liturgical cosmology. 61 (1+2) / Mar/Jun, pp 65-79.

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Shin I C, van Aarde AG: 2005. Matthew's and Paul's inclusive tendencies: A comparison. 61 (4), pp 1353-1372.

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Swart GJ: 2005. Non-past referring Imperfects in the New Testament: A test case for an anti-anti-anti-Porter position. 61 (4), pp 1085-1099.

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Pilch JJ: 2005. Paul's call to be a holy man (apostle): In his words and in other words. 61 (1&2), pp 371-383.

Nel M: 2005. Pentateugtradisies en -temas in Daniël. 61 (4), pp 1321-1337.

Groenewald A: 2005. Post-exilic conflict as 'possible' historical background to Psalm 69:10ab. 61 (1+2), pp 131-141.

Dreyer TFJ: 2005. Preaching and culture. 61 (3), pp 793-808.

Human DJ: 2005. Psalm 136: 'n Liturgie as herinnering en herbelewing van God se krag in die skepping en in die geskiedenis. 61 (4), pp 1209-1226.

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Dreyer Y: 2005. Reflections on Donald Capps' hermeneutical model of pastoral care. 61 (1+2), pp 109-130.

van de Beek A: 2005. Religion without ulterior motive. 61 (1&2) / Mar/Jun, pp 517-529.

Weaver DJ: 2005. Resistance and nonresistance: New Testament perspectives on confronting the powers. 61 (1&2), pp 619-638.

Rukundwa LS, van Aarde AG: 2005. Revisiting justice in the first four Beatitudes in Matthew (5:3-6) and the story of the Canaanite woman (Mt 15:21-28): A postcolonial reading. 61 (3), pp 927-951.

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Dreyer Y: 2005. Sexuality and shifting paradigms - setting the scene. 61 (3), pp 729-751.

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Beukes CJ: 2005. Terreur, roes en ordes: Die monnik as blywende simbool van erns in die filosofie. 61 (4), pp 1101-1129.

Buitendag J: 2005. The Human Genome Project as a case study in the debate about the relationship between theology and natural science. 61 (3), pp 753-769.

Masango MJ: 2005. The African concept of caring for life. 61 (3), pp 915-925.

Menken MJJ: 2005. The call of blind Bartimaeus. 61 (1&2), pp 273-290.

Verhoef E: 2005. The church of Philippi in the first six centuries of our era. 61 (1&2), pp 565-592.

Breytenbach APB: 2005. The church's responsibility towards the social order: An Old Testament hermeneutic problem. 61 (3), pp 861-881.

Richter A, Müller JC: 2005. The forgotten children of Africa: Voicing HIV and Aids orphans' stories of bereavement: a narrative approach. 61 (3), pp 999-1015.

Hays R: 2005. The Gospel of Matthew: Reconfigured Torah. 61 (1+2), pp 165-190.

Pretorius M: 2005. The key to the present fulfilment of the eschatological inclusion of the gentiles into the people of God. 61 (4), pp 1339-1352.

Koch D A: 2005. The origin, function and disappearance of the 'Twelve': Continuity from Jesus to the post-Easter community?. 61 (1&2), pp 211-229.

van Wyk IWC: 2005. The political responsibility of the church: On the necessity and boundaries of the theory of the two kingdoms. 61 (3), pp 647-682.

Pelser GMM: 2005. The relation between church and world/culture in view of the Pauline 'as if not'. 61 (3), pp 709-727.

Loba-Mkole JC: 2005. The social setting of Jesus' exaltation in Luke-Acts (Lk22:69 and Ac 7:56). 61 (1&2), pp 291-326.

Stander HF: 2005. The Sparrow's fall (Mt 10:29). 61 (4), pp 1071-1083.

Venter PM: 2005. The translation of Psalm 89:13 and its implications. 61 (1&2), pp 531-544.

Smith W J: 2005. Theology and psychology - the interdisciplinary work of Fraser Watts. 61 (3), pp 985-998.

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Malan FS: 2005. Vaderskap in die Pauliniese korpus volgens 1 Korintiërs. 61 (1&2), pp 253-271.

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Schutte PJW: 2005. When they, we, and the passive become I - Introducing autobiographical biblical criticism. 61 (1&2), pp 401-416.

Buitendag J, Groenewald AJ: 2005. Who is the 'God' Nietzsche denied?. 61 (1&2) / Mar/Jun, pp 143-163.