Pauline Allusions is a hermeneutic construct in biblical studies referring to implicit references within a text to the person, teachings, or writings associated with the Apostle Paul, distinguished from explicit citations by their interpretive subtlety and contextual embedding within broader scriptural or theological discourse.
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A Stylometric Study of the New Testament
G. D. Kilpatrick, Anthony Kenny · Novum Testamentum · 1988 · 70 citations
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Houston Christian University
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