Nijay K. Gupta

Cruciform Onesimus? Considering How a Slave Would Respond to Paul’s Call for a Cross-Shaped Lifestyle is a article by Nijay K. Gupta, published by SAGE Publications in 2022. BibleVerity groups this resource under new testament, discipleship. Its title and publication context make it a possible starting point for readers researching new testament, especially in conversation with discipleship. This is an original bibliographic orientation, based on public metadata, rather than a reconstruction of the author's argument.

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Publication: 2022-02-24 (day precision). Date source

Faith in the New Testament is a reference entry by Nijay K. Gupta, published by Oxford University PressNew York, NY in 2021. BibleVerity groups this resource under new testament, faith. Its title and publication context make it a possible starting point for readers researching new testament, especially in conversation with faith. This is an original bibliographic orientation, based on public metadata, rather than a reconstruction of the author's argument.

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Publication: 2021-07-28 (day precision). Date source

Philemon is a reference entry by Nijay K. Gupta, published by Oxford University PressNew York, NY in 2022. BibleVerity groups this resource under new testament, philemon. Its title and publication context make it a possible starting point for readers researching new testament, especially in conversation with philemon. This is an original bibliographic orientation, based on public metadata, rather than a reconstruction of the author's argument.

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Publication: 2022-11-29 (day precision). Date source

The Thessalonian Believers, Formerly "Pagans" or "God-Fearers"?: Challenging a Stubborn Consensus is a article by Nijay K. Gupta, published by Project MUSE in 2018. BibleVerity groups this resource under new testament, early christianity. Its title and publication context make it a possible starting point for readers researching new testament, especially in conversation with early christianity. This is an original bibliographic orientation, based on public metadata, rather than a reconstruction of the author's argument.

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Publication: 2018 (year precision). Date source

The Importance of Final Judgment for Paul is a article by Nijay K. Gupta, published by SAGE Publications in 2022. BibleVerity groups this resource under new testament, salvation. Its title and publication context make it a possible starting point for readers researching new testament, especially in conversation with salvation. This is an original bibliographic orientation, based on public metadata, rather than a reconstruction of the author's argument.

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Publication: 2022-09 (month precision). Date source

And Finally. . . This is Not the End is a article by Nijay K. Gupta, published by SAGE Publications in 2024. BibleVerity groups this resource under new testament, hope. Its title and publication context make it a possible starting point for readers researching new testament, especially in conversation with hope. This is an original bibliographic orientation, based on public metadata, rather than a reconstruction of the author's argument.

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Publication: 2024-06 (month precision). Date source

Philippians is a book by Nijay K. Gupta with Michael F. Bird, published by Cambridge University Press in 2020. BibleVerity groups this resource under new testament, philippians. Its title and publication context make it a possible starting point for readers researching new testament, especially in conversation with philippians. This is an original bibliographic orientation, based on public metadata, rather than a reconstruction of the author's argument.

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Publication: 2020-04-16 (day precision). Date source

Tell Her Story: How Women Led, Taught, and Ministered in the Early Church is a book by Nijay K. Gupta, published by IVP Academic in 2023. BibleVerity groups this resource under new testament, women, leadership. Its title and publication context make it a possible starting point for readers researching new testament, especially in conversation with leadership. This is an original bibliographic orientation, based on public metadata, rather than a reconstruction of the author's argument.

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Publication: 2023-03-14 (day precision). Date source

Strange Religion: How the First Christians Were Weird, Dangerous, and Compelling is a book by Nijay K. Gupta, published by Brazos Press in 2024. BibleVerity groups this resource under new testament, early christianity, discipleship. Its title and publication context make it a possible starting point for readers researching new testament, especially in conversation with discipleship. This is an original bibliographic orientation, based on public metadata, rather than a reconstruction of the author's argument.

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Publication: 2024 (year precision). Date source

15 New Testament Words of Life: A New Testament Theology for Real Life is a book by Nijay K. Gupta, published by Zondervan Academic in 2022. BibleVerity groups this resource under new testament, christian living. Its title and publication context make it a possible starting point for readers researching new testament, especially in conversation with christian living. This is an original bibliographic orientation, based on public metadata, rather than a reconstruction of the author's argument.

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Publication: 2022 (year precision). Date source