Leadership in a time of crisis: Re-evaluating Nicodemus (John 3.1-10)

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Coloe, Mary L.. (2012). Leadership in a time of crisis: Re-evaluating Nicodemus (John 3.1-10). In In D. Sim and P. Allen (Ed.). Ancient Jewish and Christian Texts as Crisis Management Literature pp. 95 - 111 T&T Clark International.

Authors	Coloe, Mary L.
Editors	D. Sim and P. Allen
Page range	95 - 111
Year	2012
Book title	Ancient Jewish and Christian Texts as Crisis Management Literature
Publisher	T&T Clark International
Place of publication	United Kingdom
ISBN	9780567281029
Research Group	School of Theology
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