The Digital Repository of the James P. Boyce Centennial Library: Recent submissions
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A Historical Study of Alien Baptism among Baptists since 1640
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A History of Baptists in Kentucky
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Biblical Museums Bulletin
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Edgar Young Mullins : A Baptist Exponent of Theological Restatement
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The Tyndale House Greek New Testament and Nestle-Aland Tradition as Complementary, Not Competitive Critical Editions
(Southern Baptist Theological SeminarySchool of Theology, 2022-05-04)This dissertation is a detailed comparison of the texts and textual apparatuses of the Tyndale House Greek New Testament (THGNT) and Nestle-Aland tradition (especially the NA27 and NA28). Its thesis is that these two ... -
An Historical Study of the Tithe in the Christian Church to 1648
(The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1948) -
Kentucky Mission Monthly, volume 2, number 12
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Kentucky Mission Monthly, volume 2, number 11
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Kentucky Mission Monthly, volume 2, number 10
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Kentucky Mission Monthly, volume 2, number 9
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Kentucky Mission Monthly, volume 2, number 8
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Kentucky Mission Monthly, volume 2, number 7
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Kentucky Mission Monthly, volume 2, number 6
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Kentucky Mission Monthly, volume 2, number 5
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Kentucky Mission Monthly, volume 2, number 4
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Kentucky Mission Monthly, volume 2, number 3
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Kentucky Mission Monthly, volume 2, number 2
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Kentucky Mission Monthly, volume 2, number 1
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Divine and Human Agency by Means of the Covenant: The Anti-Pelagian Theology of John Owen
(Southern Baptist Theological SeminarySchool of Theology, 2022-04-30)Chapter 1 presented the thesis and purpose of this research. Throughout his life, John Owen vindicated an anti-Pelagian soteriology through divine and human agencies in the covenant. Owen was anti-Pelagian despite his ...