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Daniel R. Streett, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Houston Baptist University. - Books by the Author
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Tag Archives: Shavuot
The Festivals as Participation in Divine Life
I am currently on a year-long sabbatical from teaching. Besides several articles, my major research project is my doctoral thesis for Durham University. I am writing on the way that apocalyptic and mystical groups in early Judaism interpreted the Jewish … Continue reading
Posted in Dissertation Research
Tagged Dissertation, Early Judaism, Jewish Festivals, Jubilees, Plato, Sabbath, Shavuot, Thesis
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My RBL Review of God’s Timetable by Daniel Stramara
If you’re interested in the Book of Revelation or the Jewish feasts, you may want to check out my just-published review of a new book by Daniel Stramara, God’s Timetable: The Book of Revelation and the Feast of Seven Weeks. Although my … Continue reading
Posted in Book Notices
Tagged Jewish Festivals, Pentecost, Revelation, Reviews, Shavuot, Weeks
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