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Theology.Xlsx Publication Author Title Date Edition Publisher Subject Local Call Number ISBN Language Physical Description Series Statement Genre A. v. H. Schaduwen 1926 HAUM Unknown Classification ZP 268.3 A.v.H. Dutch 188 pages ; Aalders, G. Charles1880‐ Het liedboeksken van Israëls pelgrims : zestien 1961.(Gerhard Charles) preeken over de liederen Hammaäloth 1920 Kok Bible ZHB 268.5 AALDERS Dutch 184 pages ; Sermons. Aalders, W.J.1870‐ 1945.(Willem Jan) Van godsdienst en leven : een bundel opstellen 1929 Ploegsma Unknown Classification ZP 26:137 AALDERS Dutch 252 p. ; Aalders, W.J.1870‐ 1945.(Willem Jan) Gewijde synthese / 1915 Ruys Unknown Classification ZHM 250.1 AALDERS Dutch 39 p. ; Abbott, Edwin Abbott,1838‐ Abbott, Edwin Abbott,1838‐ Johannine vocabulary; a comparison of the words of 1926.Diatessarica, pt. 1926. the Fourth Gospel with those of the three 1905 A. and C. Black Bible ZHL 483 ABBOTT English xviii, 364 pages 5. Abbott‐Smith, George. A manual Greek lexicon of the New Testament 1922 T. & T. Clark Greek Language ZP 487.3 ABBOTT‐SMITH English xvi, 512 pages Dictionaries. Segunda edicion ; coregida y emendada por Raby Dr. Ischak Aboab, Imanuel. Nomologia, o, Discursos legales 1727 Lopes. Judaism ZHM 221.8 ABOAB Spanish [12], 347, [9] p. : Early works. Religions, Mythology, ZAOUV 391.11 Studia ethnographica Abrahamsson, Hans. The origin of death ; studies in African mythology. 1951 Rationalism ABRAHAMSSON English 178 pages Upsaliensia ;3. The religious duties of Islam as taught and explained Islam, Bahaism, ZAOUV 968:297 ABU Pretoria oriental Abu Bakr Effendi,‐1880 by Abu Bakr Effendi 1960 Theosophy, etc. BAKR EFFENDI English x, li, 196 pages ; series ;v. 2. Verhandelingen der Koninklijke Nederlandse Akademie van Wetenschappen, Afd. Abu Bakr se "uiteensetting van die godsdiens" : 'n Noord‐Hollandsche Islam, Bahaism, 297.44 ABU BAKR Letterkunde ;nieuwe Abu Bakr Effendi,‐1880. Arabies‐Afrikaanse teks uit die jaar 1869 1979 U.M. Theosophy, etc. EFFENDI 7E+08 Afrikaans xvii, 259 pages ; reeks, d. 101. Achelis, E.Chr.1838‐1912.(Ernst Christiaan) Praktische theologie 1906 [Kemink] Practical Theology ZP 261 ACHELIS Dutch VIII, 512 p. ; Een vlaamsch geloofszendeling bij de Baloeba's in Acker, Gustaf van,1868‐ Congoland. 1901 J. de Meester Practical Theology ZAOUV 968(091) ACKER Dutch 340 pages Das Christliche im Plato und in der platonischen Philosophy ‐ Ancient, Ackermann, C.(Constantin) Philosophie 1835 F. Perthes Medieval, Renaissance ZHM 143.31 ACKERMANN German xx, 353 pages ; Das Christliche im Plato und in der platonischen Philosophy ‐ Ancient, Ackermann, C.(Constantin) Philosophie : entwidelt und hervorgehoben 1835 F. Perthes Medieval, Renaissance ZHL 143.3 ACKERMANN German xx, 353 pages ; Acquoy, J. G. R.1829‐ Handleiding tot de kerkgeschiedvorsching en 1896.(Johannes Gerhardus Rijk) kerkgeschiedschrijving 1894 Martinus Nijhoff Christianity ZHB 230.1 ACQUOY Dutch xi, 161 pages ; Roman antiquities: or, An account of the manners and customs of the Romans. Designed chiefly to illustrate the Latin classics, by explaining words and phrases, Printed for Cadell Adam, Alexander,1741‐1809. from the rites and customs to which they refer. 1819 8th ed., corr. and Davies Geography, General ZP 937.1 ADAM English xv, 570 pages Adama van Scheltema, C. S. Charles Haddon Spurgeon 1900 4de dr. Milborn Unknown Classification ZP 268.6 ADAMA Dutch 199 p; reg ; Adama van Scheltema, John Bunyan : uit zijn leven en naar zijne geschriften C.S.1815‐1897.(Carel Steven) beschouwd 1889 P.J. Milborn Unknown Classification ZHvB 268.6 ADAMA Dutch 224 p. : De grondslagen eener nieuwe poëzie, proeve tot een Adama van Scheltema, Carel maatschappelijke kunstleer tegenover het naturalisme Steven. en anarchisme, de tachtigers en hun decadenten. 1907 W.L. & J. Brusse Dutch Literature ZHM 839‐241.93 ADAMA Dutch 244 pages Criticism, interpretation, etc. The solution of unemployment by the aid of token Adams, M. J. money. 1936 [Mercantile Press] Labor, General ZHB 179 ADAMS English 46 pages The life of the Rev. Joseph Parker, D.D., pastor, City 3 preliminary leaves, [ix]‐ Adamson, William,1830‐1910. Temple, London 1902 I. Ker and Co. Protestantism ZP 268.6 ADAMSON English xvi, 353 pages : Biography. Publication Author Title Date Edition Publisher Subject Local Call Number ISBN Language Physical Description Series Statement Genre Adeney, Walter F.1849‐ ZP 220.542 Century Bible ;bk. 65‐ 1920.(Walter Frederic) Thessalonians and Galatians : the Century Bible 1900 T.C. & E.C. Jack, Ltd. Bible THESSALONIANS English 344 pages. 66. Commentaries. Adeney, Walter Frederic,1849‐ Hodder and 1920. The theology of the New Testament 1910 5th ed. Stoughton Bible ZP 225.5 ADENEY English vii, 248 pages ; Theological educator. Adeney, Walter Frederic,1849‐ 1920. The theology of the New Testament. 1894 Hodder & Stoughton Bible ZP 225.5 ADENEY English vii, 248 pages Adriani, B.J.1823‐ 1901.(Bernard Jacob) Passieboekje 1904 2e dr. Egeling Unknown Classification ZHB 225.41 ADRIANI Dutch XIV, 237 p. ; Adriani, B.J.1823‐ 1901.(Bernard Jacob) Renata, hertogin van Ferrara, in haar leven en lijden 1876 Höveker & Zoon Unknown Classification ZHvB 233(44) ADRIANI Dutch [VIII], 105 p. ; Biografiee?n (vorm) Conferentie der World's Student Christian Federation : Adriani, J. H. May 3‐7, 1905. 1905 Kemink Unknown Classification ZHB 265 ADRIANI Dutch 19 pages : Conference papers and proceedings. Advena,pseud. van Herinneringswoorden na de nachtmaalsviering 1855 Thierry en Mensing Unknown Classification ZHvB 268.4 ADVENA Dutch 159 p. ; Society for Agar‐Hamilton, John Augustus A Transvaal jubilee; being a history of the church of the Promoting Christian ZAOUV 968:283 AGAR Ion. Province of South Africa in the Transvaal 1928 Knowledge Protestantism HAMILTON English ix, 165 pages History. Het Leven in het licht van Gods Woord : een boek voor Ahlfeld, Friedrich. t leveǹ 1872 Dusseau Practical Theology ZP 268.4 AHLFELD Other viii, 566 pages ; The message of the Disciples for the union of the Ainslie, Peter,1867‐1934. church, including their origin and history. 1913 F.H. Revell Protestantism ZHL 235.01 AINSLIE English 212 pages ; The message of the Disciples for the union of the Ainslie, Peter,1867‐1934. church, including their origin and history. 1913 F.H. Revell Protestantism ZHM 235.51 AINSLIE English 212 pages ; Christian missions in Nigeria, 1841‐1891 : the making Ibadan history series Ajayi, J. F. Ade. of a new élite 1965 Longmans Practical Theology ZAOUV 395.2(638) AJAYI 6E+08 English xvi, 317 pages : (Harlow, England) Die twee volkspilare. : Die funksie van staat en kerk in Kerk en Volk‐Reeks Albertyn, J. R. die volkslewe 1951 N.G. Kerk Christianity ZAOUV 968:27 ALBERTYN Afrikaans 117 pages ; ;no. 6. Albertyn, Johannes xi, 353 pages, [4] leaves Rudolph,1847‐1920. Leven en preken van Johannes Rudolph Albertijn. 1922 Longmans Green Practical Theology ZPA 42‐75(66) ALBERTIJN Dutch of plates : Albertyn, Johannes ZAOUV 968:252 xi, 353 pages, [4] leaves Rudolph,1847‐1920. Leven en preken van Johannes Rudolph Albertijn. 1922 Longmans Green Practical Theology ALBERTYN Dutch of plates : Albertyn, P. K.1872‐ ZAOUV 968:268 1946.(Pieter Kuyper) Handleiding voor Zondagsschool onderwijzers 1912 Longmans Green Practical Theology ALBERTYN Dutch 133 pages Albertyn, P. K.1872‐ 1946.(Pieter Kuyper) Handleiding voor Zondagsschool onderwijzers 1912 Longmans Green Practical Theology ZP 264 ALBERTYN Dutch 133 pages Gradus ad Parnassum; sive, Novus synonymorum, epithetorum, phrasium poeticarum, ac versuum apud Janssonio‐ 2 preliminary leaves, 747 Aler, Paul,1656‐1727. thesaurus ... Ab uno è Societate Jesu. 1739 Editio nova. Waesbergio Latin Language ZR 473.7 ALER Latin pages Gradus ad Parnassum; sive, Novus synonymorum, epithetorum, phrasium poeticarum, ac versuum apud Janssonio‐ 2 preliminary leaves, 747 Aler, Paul,1656‐1727. thesaurus ... Ab uno è Societate Jesu. 1739 Editio nova. Waesbergio Latin Language RES 475 ALER Latin pages Alers, G. E. Buddha of Christus? Een tijdvraag. 1922 N.P.B. Buddhism ZAOUV 968:23 ALERS English 54 pages ; Alexander, Archibald B. D.1855‐ 1931.(Archibald Browning Studies in theology Drysdale) Christianity and ethics; a handbook of Christian ethics. 1914 Duckworth Ethics ZP 26:137 ALEXANDER English xii, 257 pages (London) Alexander, William Demonic possession in the New Testament : its Menzies,1858‐1929. historical, medical, and theological aspects 1902 T. & T. Clark Bible ZP 225.2 ALEXANDER English xii, 291 pages ; The Epistles of St. John : twenty‐one discourses with Greek text, comparative versions, and notes chiefly Hodder and Alexander, William,1824‐1911. exegetical 1892 3rd ed. Stoughton Bible ZP 227.94 ALEXANDER English xvi, 309 pages ; Expositor's Bible. Commentaries. Alheit, W. A. N.G. Gemeente Hermanus 1934‐1984. 1984 Protestantism ZA 284.268 ALHEIT Afrikaans ALLEN, Alexander Viets Phillips Brooks, 1835‐1893. Memories of his life, with London; New Griswold. extracts from his letters and note‐books. 1908 Rochelle Unknown Classification ZP 268.6 ALLEN English x. 653 pages ; Rabble‐rouser for peace : the authorized biography of ZA 283.68092 TUTU 481 pages, [16] pages of Allen, John,1952‐ Desmond Tutu 2006 Rider Protestantism ALLEN 2E+09 English plates : Biography. Missionary methods, St. Paul's or ours; a study of the Library of Historic Allen, Roland,1869‐1947. church in the four provinces, 1912 R. Scott Practical Theology ZP 266(09) ALLEN English xx, 234 pages Theology. Publication Author Title Date Edition Publisher Subject Local Call Number ISBN Language Physical Description Series Statement Genre Allen, Willoughby Charles,1867‐ A critical and exegetical commentary on the Gospel International critical 1953. according to S. Matthew 1907 T. & T. Clark Bible ZP 226.1 ALLEN English xcvi, 338 pages ; commentary ;v. 26. Commentaries. Women in the apostolic church : a critical study of the Allworthy, Thomas evidence in the New Testament for the prominence of Bateson,1879‐1964. women in early Christianity 1917 W. Heffer & Sons Bible ZHL 225.42 ALLWORTHY English 147 pages ; Criticism, interpretation, etc. Nieuw kerkelijk handboek, tevens compleet predikantenboek, omvattende al de door den staat gesubsidieerde protestantsche kerkgenootschappen ..
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