In Layman’s Terms: Wirkungsgeschichte (1) | Kyle R. Hughes
Yes, it’s German, but what is is? It’s an idea worth being familiar with because some biblical scholars believe that the study of Wirkungsgeschichte is the future of NT studies. At the …
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