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'''Enochic Studies in the 1940s--Works and Authors'''
'''Enochic Studies in the 1940s--Works and Authors'''


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==Overview==
==Overview==


The scholarly discussion remained focused on issues of primary interest for Christian theologians, in particular about the figure of the Son of Man in the Book of Parables, for its implication on the origin and development of early Christology.
The scholarly discussion remained focused on issues of primary interest for Christian theologians, in particular about the figure of the Son of Man in the Book of Parables, for its implication on the origin and development of early Christology.

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Enochic Studies in the 1940s--Works and Authors

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Overview

The scholarly discussion remained focused on issues of primary interest for Christian theologians, in particular about the figure of the Son of Man in the Book of Parables, for its implication on the origin and development of early Christology.