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Baker, Matthew. “‘He Has Clothed Himself in Our Language’: The Incarnational Hermeneutic of Saint Ephram the Syrian.” In What Is the Bible? The Patristic Doctrine of Scripture, edited by Seraphim Danckaert, Matthew Baker, and Mark J. Mourachian, 35–48. Minneapolis, Minnesota: Augsburg Fortress, 2016.
Matthew Baker, ‘He Has Clothed Himself in Our Language’: The Incarnational Hermeneutic of Saint Ephram the Syrian, in What Is the Bible? The Patristic Doctrine of Scripture, ed. Seraphim Danckaert, Matthew Baker, and Mark J. Mourachian (Minneapolis, Minnesota: Augsburg Fortress, 2016), 35–48.ChristologyEphremIV CEIV-VII CEIncarnationOld Testamentexegesishermeneutics