The persuasive function of the blood of Jesus in Matthew 26:28 by M.J. Nel

“…This article also contrasts Matthew’s intertextual approach in the passion narrative with that of his prologue. It is argued that the shift towards allusions and echoes when explaining Jesus’ death aligns with Matthew’s strategy that can be described as a kaleidoscopic atonement theory, in which he weaves various Old Testament themes together to construct a comprehensive theory of atonement in Matthew 20:28 and 26:28. …”
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Le duc de Blacas (1771-1839) en Italie : les grandes étapes dans la constitution d’une collection privée au début du XIXe siècle by Camille Py

“…His links with European monarchies gradually provided him with the means to serve his passion for antiquity as well as his interest in his contemporaries. …”
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Évolution des modèles d’implantation de la villégiature sur le littoral tunisois by Sondès Zaier, Hichem Rejeb, Pierre Donadieu

“…Within less than a century, highly coveted seaside resorts have been developed associated with a new passion for sea bathing and beach activities. This enthusiasm was illustrated in Tunisia by the construction of many recreational palaces and summer residences. …”
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Pengaruh Faktor Emosional Pengguna Terhadap Kesesuaian User Interface pada Sistem Informasi Benih Induk Jeruk di Balitjestro Menggunakan Kansei Engineering by Sobirin Nurfauzi, Akhmad Adi Sulianto, Sandra Malin Sutan, Agus Sugiyatno

“…“Beauty Concept” which consists of “Luxury”, “Passion”, and “Fun” emotions. While the "Concept of Creativity" consists of emotion "Modern", "Natural" and "Creative" …”
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Écriture inclusive, lisibilité textuelle et représentations mentales by Cyril Liénardy, Julia Tibblin, Pascal Gygax, Anne-Catherine Simon

“…Since the fall of 2017, when it was brought to the public debate, gender-inclusive writing has sparked passionate reactions. The debates generated by this linguistic practice are divisive and the discussion on certain aspects, such as the so called midpoint, is paralysed. …”
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When the Novel Meets the Bible. The Flood in Four Contemporary British Novels by Ewa Rychter

“…Cet angle d’approche nous amène (1) à caractériser la relation entre la fiction moderne et la Bible, (2) à projeter un éclairage nouveau sur la passion dans le récit du déluge, et (3) à montrer comment ces éléments détruisent le postulat de Derrida quant à la symétrie sécularisée entre les Ecritures et la littérature.…”
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Escritura publicitaria en el tránsito entre el medievo y la modernidad by Alejandro García Morilla

“…This is undoubtedly the objective pursued by the artist (or artists) who created the altarpieces of Doubt and Passion for the Caparroso funeral chapel in Pamplona Cathedral. …”
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Communication and ‘revolt’ by Bert Olivier

“…Kristeva points the way to a creative enlivening of individuals’ lives, as well as of society at large, through her passionate elaboration on the potential for ‘revolution’ in language and communication, and also her development of the notion of ‘revolt’ as a legacy of Western culture – a legacy which is under threat in the present ‘culture of the spectacle’. …”
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Le risque d’attaques de requins à La Réunion by François Taglioni, Sébastien Guiltat

“…A succession of on the spot reactions in the management of this crisis will illustrate that the government had an urgent management of the situation instead and in the place of a less passionate and more anticipated territorial governance which could doubtlessly have limited the magnitude and consequences of such a crisis.…”
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A bajulação das massas by Franz Josef Brüseke, Héctor Ricardo Leis

“…Not even their own existence can be thematized, and when it happens it immediately provokes the most passionate reactions. Being in the middle of the mass has become the fundamental rule of the contemporary democratic societies. …”
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Heart of the Country by Len Kamerling

“…Shinichi Yasutomo, the extraordinary principal of a rural village school in Hokkaido, Japan, passionately believes he knows the way - by giving children a moral compass to guide their lives, by educating their hearts as wells as their minds.  …”
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‘Thou Whole Burnt-Offering!’ The Mystical Ecstasy in Christina Rossetti’s Poems by Bertrand Lentsch

“…In order to while away the time, she will write poems which stage her one Passion for God, with whom she has fallen head over heels in love, more than with life itself, since she repulses men, whom she finds inadequate, in a Victorian society which yet allotted them pride of place, unwitting though it was of women, who were deemed redundant. …”
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Bonhoeffer’s understanding of state-church relationship in context by Stephen Phiri

“…A man imbued with unfathomable passion and belief in Christ confronts a merciless regime, which he believed has acted beyond the bounds of divine mandates. …”
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Tipe-Tipe Kualitas Perkawinan Orang Yogyakarta by Siti Rohmah Nurhayati

“…Grouping using cluster analysis was based on indicators of marital quality, namely connectivity, passion, complementarity, mutual respect, mutual acceptance, sharing roles, carrying out the roles with responsibility, harmony, and happiness. …”
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Leadership Competencies in Turbulent Environments (A Meta-synthesis Study) by Javad Pourkarimi, Mahsa Azizi

“…In the attitude dimension, 26 concepts were organized under the components of passion for improvement and strategic vision. The integrated components derived from these concepts include organizational and peripheral knowledge; self-development, mental and analytical abilities, guidance, coherence, understanding of complexities, and cognitive (thinking) abilities; team building skills, communication, empowerment, decision-making (in unstable conditions), and technological skills; individual ethics, organizational (professional) ethics, and psychological ethics; and an attitude of passion for improvement and strategic vision. …”
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A Most Eminent Victorian: Thomas Henry Huxley by Sherrie Lyons

“…Huxley maintained that the question of “man’s place in nature” should be approached independently of the question of origins, yet at the same time argued passionately and eloquently that even if humans shared a common a origin with the apes, this did not make humans any less special. …”
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INSECURITY AND GIRL CHILD EDUCATION IN NORTH-EAST NIGERIA: A CASE OF CHIBOK AND DAPCHI QUAGMIRE by Gloria Samdi Puldu, Rwang Patrick Stephen

“…This act of terror to the girl child in Chibok and Dapchi has affected the zeal, passion and desire of most girls in seeking western education. …”
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The Mountains of Tibet in Powell & Pressburger’s Film Black Narcissus (1947) by Raphaëlle Costa de Beauregard

“…Cette étude souligne le lien entre cinéma en couleur et rêve dans le film : trois rêves d’un Mopu idéal sont présentés : un Mopu qui serait comme une ville anglaise, les rêves secrets des femmes, tel que le rêve amoureux (amour passion, couleurs vives "wildly exotic zerotic"), et aussi rêve sur la montagne bleu/blanc : le saint homme rêve de communiquer avec la création. …”
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‘How the guineas shone as they came pouring out of the dark leather mouths!’: Shades of Gold in George Eliot’s Silas Marner (1861) by Marie-Laure Massei-Chamayou

“…In this novella, gold is not merely the main dramatic thread that connects the parallel stories of Silas, Eppie and the Cass family, it also echoes mythical and Biblical narratives, such as the Book of Job, thereby lending itself to multiple interpretations: gold is, in turn, synonymous with a transgressive passion, an impure light or tainted matter which, as such, enables Silas’s successive transmutation, transformation and transfiguration, thereby partaking of the hero’s complex alchemical initiation and spiritual quest. …”
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EMMANUEL DE MARTONNE ET LA NAISSANCE DE LA GRANDE ROUMANIE by GAVIN BOWD

“…By its very nature, his geographical work is bound up with history, and therefore political circumstances, something whichis clearly displayed in his long and passionate relationship with Romania. It is before the Great War, on the frontier between Hungary and Romania, that Emmanuel de Martonne begins his work as a geographer. …”
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