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Q’s message to the peasantry and poor: Considering three texts in the Sayings Gospel
HTS Theological Studies 75 (3):13 (2019)
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This article aims to argue that the Sayings Gospel Q has a unique message for the peasantry and poor of ancient society. The intention of this article is to uncover the intended message of three particular Q texts for the peasantry and poor, namely Q 7:24–28, Q 10:5–9 and Q 11:9–13.Other Versions
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