RT Article
T1 The boy who lived: transformation of a theological motif in biblical tradition
JF Word & world
VO 36
IS 3
SP 276
OP 284
A1 Carlson, Reed
LA English
PB Seminaries
YR 2016
UL https://www.ixtheo.de/Record/1636270212
AB The boy who lived motif served as a sign that legitimated the God of Israel as the God of history whose authority was executed not through the ascendency of any particular ruler or party but through miraculous survival in impossible situations.
NO The 2015-2016 Essay Prize for Doctoral Students
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K1 Bible. Judges 1-16
K1 Bible. Kings I
K1 Bible. Kings II 9-17
K1 Bible. Matthew 1-4
K1 Bible : Typology
K1 Children in literature
K1 God : Biblical teaching
K1 God : Providence
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K1 History : Religious aspects
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K1 Legends, Jewish
K1 Moses, (Biblical leader)
K1 Survival