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I Peter and the Passover: An Interpretation
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 05 February 2009
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page 240 note 1 i. 12 refers to those who evangelized the addressees apparently as a third party in relation to the author and these addressees.
page 243 note 1 For example, Perdelwitz, Bornemann, Streeter.
page 244 note 1 Thus emphatically Moule, C. F. D. in N.T.S. iii, 1 (Nov. 1956), 4, when criticizing F. L. Cross.Google Scholar
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page 250 note 1 Christians could well protest their political innocence, that they are δίκαιοι; he may show his entire innocence to the universe. He is ό δίκαιος.
page 250 note 2 It is as though, when he came up out of the waters, the heavens opened, and a voice said, ‘This is my beloved son’.
page 250 note 3 N.T.S. iii, 1.
page 250 note 4 Mark xiii. 11 pars.