Divine Fatherhood: Re-Examining the Paradigm

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2008-01-01

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Tasker, David

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Used by permission: Adventist International Institute of Advanced Studies

At the time of writing David Tasker was affiliated with Adventist International Institute of Advanced Studies.

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This article examines various approaches to the understanding of the father-God concept, recognizing that much that has been said up to this point has been influenced by sources other than either the Hebrew Scriptures or their Ancient Near Eastern (ANE) context.

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bible , religion

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Tasker, D. (2008). Divine fatherhood: Re-examining the paradigm. Journal of Asia Adventist Seminary, 12(2), 109-127.

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Journal of Asia Adventist Seminary

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1908-4862

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Ministry & Theology
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