Jakobs brev til "de tolv stammer i adspredelsen". Indledet og fortolket

Author: Odland, Sigurd
Title: Jakobs brev til "de tolv stammer i adspredelsen". Indledet og fortolket
Publication: Kristiania: Alb. Cammermeyer, 1889

Description: 8vo, pp. [4], 243, [1]; text in Norwegian; quarter calf over pebbled boards; joints cracked, spine partially perished, text clean and sound, good. Odland was a theologian and scholar of the New Testament. He was adamantly against women's participation in education and resigned in protest, eventually landing in China as a missionary (Norwegian Biographical Encyclopedia). 6 copies in OCLC.

Seller ID: 59799

Subject: Theology



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