“You More Than Owe Me This Benefit: Onomastic Rhetoric in Philemon”

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“You More Than Owe Me This Benefit: Onomastic Rhetoric in Philemon”

 

Paulos Ikonikos
An eighteenth-century Rissian icon depicting the Apostle Paul
(Wikimdia CC; public domain)

 

it’s Friday, and — shazaam! — another article has appeared in Interpreter: A Journal of Mormon Scripture:

 

http://www.mormoninterpreter.com/you-more-than-owe-me-this-benefit-onomastic-rhetoric-in-philemon/

 

 

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