Disease and Healing in the New Testament: An Analysis and Interpretation

Jan Howard

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Biblical Studies and Interpretation History of Medicine Studies Pentecostalism and Christianity Studies

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Chapter 1 Contents Chapter 2 Preface Chapter 3 Setting the Scene Chapter 4 The Historical and Cultural Context of Healing in the New Testament Chapter 5 The Healing Ministry of Jesus: The Markan Tradition Chapter 6 The Healing Ministry of Jesus: The Non-Markan Synoptic Traditions Chapter 7 The Healing Ministry of Jesus: The Johannine Tradition Chapter 8 Healing in the Early Church: The Witness of the Acts of the Apostles Chapter 9 Healing in the Early Church: The Witness of the New Testament Letters Chapter 10 Drawing the Ends Together Chapter 11 Select Bibliography Chapter 12 Indexes

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