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The Provenance of the Term "Saints": A Religionsgeschichtliche Study

The Provenance of the Term "Saints": A Religionsgeschichtliche Study

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  • Stephen Woodward

The use of the term "saints" for believers is new in the New Testament; in the Old Testament, it was very rarely used. In the New Testament it is a term applied to men and not angels or heavenly beings. In this essay, the author reflects on this development. Particular attention is given to the book of Daniel.

Source: Journal of the Evangelical Theological Society, 1981. 10 pages.

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