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Criticism, interpretation
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- Prophecy, oracles, and revelation163
- Ancient religions, animism, and ritual94
- Mythology, folklore, and sacred legends52
- Afterlife, reincarnation, and near-death experiences19
- Spiritualism, mediumship, and channeling17
- Divination and oracles14
- Kabbalah and Jewish esotericism13
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Reich Gottes und Menschensohn im Buche Daniel
Julius Boehmer
1899German
Babilon is fallen
T. L
1620
Polypentheos threnodia=
T. L, Thomas Legate
1651
An historical exposition of the book of Daniel the Prophet
William Harris Rule
1869
An inquiry into the nature, progress, and end of prophecy
Samuel Lee
1849
Apocalyptical key
Robert Fleming
1793
Die Acten des Paulus und der Thecla und Die Ältere Thecla-Legende
Carl Schlau
1877
Lectures on the prophecies of Zechariah
Ralph Wardlaw
1869
Spirit and the Self
Reed Carlson
2021
Spiritual development of St. Paul
George Matheson
1897
The book of Revelation
T. W. Moore
1897
The christology of the Old Testament
Ernst Wilhelm Hengstenberg
1847
The philosophy of God and the world
Thomas Reverend Mitchell
1871
The prophets and their interpreters
George Vance Smith
1878
The witness of the Old Testament to Christ
Stanley Leathes
1868
Two dissertations
Fenton John Anthony Hort
1876
Typical key to the Apocalypse
William Bell
1869
Die Vorstellungen vom Messias und vom Gottesreich bei den Synoptikern
Ludwig Paul
1895German
Die jüdische Apokalyptik in ihrer geschichtlichen Entwickelung
A. Hilgenfeld
1857German
Elohim
Hellmuth Zimmermann
1899German
Ritual-Litteratur, vedische Opfer und Zauber
Alfred Hillebrandt
1897German
Ueber Koheleths Stellung zum Unsterblichkeitsglauben
Roderich Bidder
1875German
A Sabbath at home
George Horne
1800
A chronological essays, on the ninth chapter of the book of Daniel, or, An interpretation, of the prophecy of the seventy weeks, whereby, the Jews, in, and for above four hundred and sixty years before our Saviour's time, might certainly know the very year, in which the Messias was to come
Peter Lancaster
1722