When Paul and the author of 1 Clement write letters to Corinth address crises leadership, both discuss Moses’ παρρησία (frankness openness), yet they evaluate it rather differently. In this article, I view authors as entrepreneurs identity explore ways in which try shape their audience’s social influence behaviour crisis by selectively retelling scriptural narratives related Moses. The article ...

Thank you for making Dr. Moses’ proposal available for public discussion [see Gerald Weissmann (2009) Shovel-Ready Science: Moses Applies for a GO Grant. FASEB J. 23: 2337–2340]. After reading this proposal, I am deeply concerned over his failure to acknowledge any of the research done by my team. Our work is based extensively on that of Dr. Moses’ important early studies, and we have achieved ...

Mandibular hypodontia of the p2 was found to occur in 3 out of 21 individual prehistoric Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep (Ovis canadensis canadensis) from Moses Coulee Cave in eastern Washington State, similar to its frequency of occurrence in modern bighorn. There is no evidence of lumpy jaw (mandibular osteomyelitis) in the Moses Coulee Cave collection. Evidence from Moses Coulee Cave aligns wit...

This paper elucidates and explains an ancient midrash (rabbinic interpretation of a biblical text) through the lens of modern psychological theory. The midrash describes Moses' reactions to his approaching death. The paper points out that these reactions anticipate the five classic stages, described by Elizabeth Kubler-Ross, of coming to accept terminal illness: denial, anger, bargaining, depre...

This paper explores the question of whether there is an interesting form of specifically epistemic relativism available, a position which can lend support to claims of a broadly relativistic nature but which is not committed to relativism about truth. It is argued that the most plausible rendering of such a view turns out not to be the radical thesis that it is often represented as being. 0. On...

The EOTC’s view of the law God as Həgga Ləbbunā (the heart), “Həgga Orit” Moses) and Wangel” gospel) could be related to Paul’s in Romans Conscience, Torah Spirit life. three expressions can mapped with unwritten (2:14–16), (2:17–29) life (8:2–4) Romans. Ləbbunā” shed light better understand given all humanity (Rom. 2:12–14). Besides, helps Moses Israel its universal implication because Ethiopi...