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Part II: Profile of a prophet

Submitted by Andrew on 28 January, 2004 - 13:19.

The praxis of a prophet
Stories of the kingdom (1): announcement
Stories of the kingdom (2): invitation, welcome, challenge and summons
Stories of the kingdom (3): judgment and vindication
Symbol and controversy
The questions of the kingdom

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