Reading the Hagar’s Story from the Margins: Family Resemblances between Nineteenth and Twentieth-Century Female Interpreters.

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Benckhuysen, Amanda W. “Reading the Hagar’s Story from the Margins: Family Resemblances between Nineteenth and Twentieth-Century Female Interpreters.” Presentation, annual conference of the Society of Biblical Literature, Boston, Nov. 21-25, 2008.

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Reading the Hagar’s Story from the Margins: Family Resemblances between Nineteenth and Twentieth-Century Female Interpreters.
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Benckhuysen, Amanda
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Faculty/Staff Scholarship and Creativity -- 2008, University of Dubuque Theological Seminary (UDTS)
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Benckhuysen, Amanda W. “Reading the Hagar’s Story from the Margins: Family Resemblances between Nineteenth and Twentieth-Century Female Interpreters.” Presentation, annual conference of the Society of Biblical Literature, Boston, Nov. 21-25, 2008.
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