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This is great! Thanks, Tommy.
Wish list: 2011 SBL-IM papers by Jeff Cate and Peter Williams on Mark 1:1 :)
Thank you!
Note that the link on your institutional webpage has extra characters at the end which prevent it from being downloaded for free. You need to remove the "[new_link]" from the end.
Dear pgardella, I do hope it works now. I tried 20 times...
By the way, it works in my webbrowser.
thank you very much!
Tommy, Thank you so much. A great resource for my students. Peter Rodgers
Thank you!
Tommy, thanks for making this available. Great title, btw.
Edgar: I haven't had a chance to put some finishing touches and tie up a couple of loose ends on my paper. Thank you for your interest in it.
Thanks so much, Tommy! This is a brilliant article.
Thanks for the info, Jeff :)
Thanks!
Love the title.
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