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The “Sensus Plenior” of Sacred Scripture
✍ Scribed by Raymond E. Brown, S.S.
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- Wipf and Stock Publishers
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- 1955 (2008
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- English
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- 173
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Raymond E. Brown (1928-1998), a Sulpician priest, was Auburn Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Biblical Studies at Union Theological Seminary, New York. He was twice appointed a member of the Pontifical Biblical Commission, by Pope Paul VI in 1972 and by Pope John Paul II in 1996. He wrote extensively on the Bible and was known worldwide as an expert in Johannine literature.
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