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Issue: 2008 122/1

Death, the Dead and the Underworld in Biblical Theology - Part 1 by Tony Wright Celebrating the Resurrection: A Theological Account ofour Common Worship by James Palmer Engaging with Liberalism by Melvin Tinker Depth and Weight: Augustine's Sermon Illustration by Peter Sanlon Editorial by Gerald Bray BUY THIS ISSUE

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