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Narrative Criticism

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Reading women's stories

Petersen, John Professor.

2004

Understanding the Book of Mormon

Grant Hardy

2010

The narrative covenant ; transformations of genre in the growth of biblical literature

David Damrosch

1987

Paul's narrative thought world

Ben Witherington

1994

Text, image, and otherness in children's Bibles

Caroline Vander Stichele, Hugh S. Pyper

2012

How John Works

Douglas Estes, Ruth Sheridan

2016

Israel's faith

John Goldingay

2006

Sowing the Gospel

Mary Ann Tolbert

1989

Narrative criticism of the New Testament

James L. Resseguie

2005

Mark's Jesus

Elizabeth Struthers Malbon

2009

Mark as story

David M. Rhoads

1999

The woman who named God

Charlotte Gordon

2009

Scriptural authority and narrative interpretation

Garrett Green

1987

Judges

Tammi Schneider

2000

Reading Mark, engaging the Gospel

David M. Rhoads

2004

Biblical Narrative and the Formation of Rabbinic Law

Jane L. Kanarek

2014

The Scandal of the Gospels

Søren Kierkegaard

1994

Genesis, with an introduction to narrative literature

George W. Coats

1983

Preaching Old Testament

John C. Holbert

1991

Style and Structure in Biblical Hebrew Narrative

Jerome T. Walsh

2001

Narratology and biblical narratives

D. F. Tolmie

1998

The heart of biblical narrative

Karl Allen Kuhn

2009

The Empty Men

Gregory Mobley

2006

A poetics of Jonah

Kenneth M. Craig

1993

Inner Worlds

Albert H. Kamp

2004

Old Testament turning points

Victor Harold Matthews

2005

St. Paul's Corinth

J. Murphy-O'Connor

1983

Double image

Delbert Howard Tarr

1994

The trial narratives

Matthew L. Skinner

2010

The endangered promises

James S. Hanson

2000

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