Born 1975; 1999−2002 studied Theology at the University of Pretoria; 2005−07 master’s degrees, University of Pretoria; 2007−08 DAAD scholarship; 2012 PhD in New Testament; 2013 lecturer in New Testament at Unisa; Senior Lecturer at Stellenbosch University.

• Chapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: Approaching the Literary Conceptual ProblemChapter 3: Literary Conceptual ProblemChapter 4: Explicit κύριος and θεός Citations in the LiteraryConceptual Context of RomansChapter 5: Explicit κύριος and θεός Citations in the LiteraryConceptual Context of First and Second CorinthiansChapter 6: Conclusion: Observations on Paul's Conceptof a Hebrew Deity

Born 1975; 1999−2002 studied Theology at the University of Pretoria; 2005−07 master’s degrees, University of Pretoria; 2007−08 DAAD scholarship; 2012 PhD in New Testament; 2013 lecturer in New Testament at Unisa; Senior Lecturer at Stellenbosch University.

• Chapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: Approaching the Literary Conceptual ProblemChapter 3: Literary Conceptual ProblemChapter 4: Explicit κύριος and θεός Citations in the LiteraryConceptual Context of RomansChapter 5: Explicit κύριος and θεός Citations in the LiteraryConceptual Context of First and Second CorinthiansChapter 6: Conclusion: Observations on Paul's Conceptof a Hebrew Deity

Born 1975; 1999−2002 studied Theology at the University of Pretoria; 2005−07 master’s degrees, University of Pretoria; 2007−08 DAAD scholarship; 2012 PhD in New Testament; 2013 lecturer in New Testament at Unisa; Senior Lecturer at Stellenbosch University.

• Chapter 1: IntroductionChapter 2: Approaching the Literary Conceptual ProblemChapter 3: Literary Conceptual ProblemChapter 4: Explicit κύριος and θεός Citations in the LiteraryConceptual Context of RomansChapter 5: Explicit κύριος and θεός Citations in the LiteraryConceptual Context of First and Second CorinthiansChapter 6: Conclusion: Observations on Paul's Conceptof a Hebrew Deity