The Language of Appointment to Offices and Roles in Scripture
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2015-01-01
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Avondale Authors
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Abstract
A study of the language of appointment to offices and roles in Scripture contributes to a theology of such appointment and suggests several ways in which these appointments may be ritually celebrated and the language in which they can be profitably described. However, it nowhere suggests the concept of ordination itself.
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Cole, R. (2015). The language of appointment to offices and roles in Scripture. In G. J. Humble, & R. K. McIver (Eds.). South Pacific perspectives on ordination: Biblical, theological and historical studies in an Adventist context (pp. 75-86). Cooranbong, Australia: Avondale Academic Press.
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South Pacific perspectives on ordination: Biblical, theological and historical studies in an Adventist context pp. 75-86
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9780958159128