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Pauline parallels, 2E

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One of the strengths of Pauline Parallels is that it organizes the passages not by topic but by primary reference in canonical order. Thus the first passage is Romans 1.1-7 and the last is Philemon 25. Each section of Paul's writing is assigned a number so you can reference that number for further parallels. The passages are also divided into three sections. The first section is text at hand. So, let's say you're looking up Romans 12.9-21, the first section has the full text of that passage in bold typeface. The second and third sections are called Primary and Secondary respectively. What's the difference between the primary and secondary parallels? This is how it is explained:..

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227.065 FRA p

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Philadelphia : Fortress Press., 1984

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xlii,373p.; 24 cm.

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English

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0-8006-2094-1

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227.065

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EPISTLES OF PAUL (NT) - HARMONIES, ENGLISH

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