The pertinent texts are analyzed in terms of the kind of the 'end of the world' language they use - language of cosmic cessation, of catastrophe and conflagration. The second part of the book concentrates on the New Testament evidence and explores in detail all the key texts. The author shows that the Stoic material is especially relevant. The latter have seldom been brought into play in previous discussion. The first part of the book is given over to background and focuses on the Old Testament, Jewish apocalyptic and related literature and Graeco-Roman sources. It engages with recent discussion on how Jewish and early Christian 'end of the world' was meant to be understood, and interacts especially with N.T.
If you have questions about a specific regulation, please contact a fisheries biologist at a nearby WVDNR District Office.The aim of this book is to establish and explore New Testament belief in the end of the world through an investigation of texts which - on the face of it - contain 'end of the world' language. The goal of our fisheries management is to create statewide sportfishing opportunities with equal and sustainable levels of harvest for anglers, while preserving our unique fish communities. They are often adopted to prevent over harvesting of sport fish, protect spawning fish, maintain healthy populations and/or to protect vulnerable species.īefore implementing a new regulation, the WVDNR carefully collects biological information and considers anglers attitudes and preferences. Regulations are established for a variety of reasons. In addition to downloading the above resources, printed copies of current regulations can be found at authorized fishing license agents or at your DNR District Office.įisheries biologists utilize regulations to provide the best possible recreational fishing opportunities for anglers, while protecting West Virginia’s fish resources.
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