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Rick Strelan

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ID6419145
NAMERick Strelan
GIVEN NAMESRick
FAMILY NAMEStrelan
SIGNATURESTRELAN R
AFFILIATIONSThe University of Queensland
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR5
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2000
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2018
H-INDEX0
  • The Bible In Australia

    Open Access•Rick Strelan•ARTICLE•Australian Journal of Politics &…•2018

  • Chapter 3. The Languages of the Lycus Valley

    Rick Strelan•CHAPTER•Colossae in Space and Time•2011

  • Strange Acts

    Rick Strelan, Richard E Strelan•BOOK•Strange Acts•2004

    This book examines many of the strange events and actions in Acts in the context of the Hellenistic world and from that perspective. These events and actions include the ascension of Jesus, direction by the Spirit, visions, angelophanies, prison escapes and resuscitations of the dead. Many of these events are either avoided in scholarship or are investigated with an agenda other than to understand them for themselves. The book constructs an ancie…

  • Recognizing the Gods (Acts 14.8–10)

    Open Access•Rick Strelan•ARTICLE•New Testament Studies•2000

    Little attention is given to the stare and the loud voice of Paul in the healing of the cripple in Acts 14.8–10. This article examines these two actions and suggests that far from being incidental in the narrative they help to explain how the Lystrans recognized that ‘the gods have come down’ in Paul and Barnabas. In both Graeco-Roman texts and in Jewish literature, the stare and the loud voice are indicators of the action or presence of the gods…

  • A Greater Than Caesar

    Rick Strelan•ARTICLE•Zeitschrift für die neutestamentlic…•2000

    L'A. lit l'histoire de la tempete apaisee en Marc 4,35-41 en parallele avec une histoire de tempete composee par Lucien dans le livre 5 de la Pharsale. Il compare les caracteres des deux recits et leurs similitudes

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  • Recognizing the Gods (Acts 14.8–10)

    Open Access•Rick Strelan•ARTICLE•New Testament Studies•2000

    Little attention is given to the stare and the loud voice of Paul in the healing of the cripple in Acts 14.8–10. This article examines these two actions and suggests that far from being incidental in the narrative they help to explain how the Lystrans recognized that ‘the gods have come down’ in Paul and Barnabas. In both Graeco-Roman texts and in Jewish literature, the stare and the loud voice are indicators of the action or presence of the gods…

  • A Greater Than Caesar

    Rick Strelan•ARTICLE•Zeitschrift für die neutestamentlic…•2000

    L'A. lit l'histoire de la tempete apaisee en Marc 4,35-41 en parallele avec une histoire de tempete composee par Lucien dans le livre 5 de la Pharsale. Il compare les caracteres des deux recits et leurs similitudes

  • Strange Acts

    Rick Strelan, Richard E Strelan•BOOK•Strange Acts•2004

    This book examines many of the strange events and actions in Acts in the context of the Hellenistic world and from that perspective. These events and actions include the ascension of Jesus, direction by the Spirit, visions, angelophanies, prison escapes and resuscitations of the dead. Many of these events are either avoided in scholarship or are investigated with an agenda other than to understand them for themselves. The book constructs an ancie…

  • Chapter 3. The Languages of the Lycus Valley

    Rick Strelan•CHAPTER•Colossae in Space and Time•2011

  • The Bible In Australia

    Open Access•Rick Strelan•ARTICLE•Australian Journal of Politics &…•2018

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