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Der Messias und das Gottesvolk. Studien zur protolukanischen Theologie. (Acta Seminarii Neotest. Upsaliensis). -

by SAHLIN, HARALD

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Uppsala, Almquist & Wiksells Boktryckeri AB, 1945. Or.wrps. VIII, 405 pp. Binding bumped and a little soiled, otherwise in reasonable condition.
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  • Title Der Messias und das Gottesvolk. Studien zur protolukanischen Theologie. (Acta Seminarii Neotest. Upsaliensis).
  • Author SAHLIN, HARALD
  • Bookseller's Inventory # 51787

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