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literary artistry

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3 DS121 Dietrich, who is not further identified, begins with the biblical account of the period, focusing on the earliest layer of narrative, and pointing out the literary artistry already visible there.
The poetry comprising this enthusiastically recommended volume of her work have been drawn from seven previously published collections and are especially noteworthy for their lyrical language, the emotional impact, and their literary artistry.
A chapter even explores current films on Jesus to show how filmmakers take liberties and to argue for Luke's similar literary artistry.
 
 
 
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