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E-Reserves

E-Reserves
Cosgrove—Did Paul Value Ethnicity? Required
Denzey—The Limits of Ethnic Categories Required
Esler—From Ioudaioi to Children of God Required
Braxton—Paul and Racial Reconciliation Required
Braxton—The Role of Ethnicity in the Social Location of 1 Corinthians 7:17- Required
Agosto—Hermeneutics Required

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