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TheSBLHandbookofStyle ForAncientNearEastern,Biblical, andEarlyChristianStudies EditedbyPatrickH.Alexander,JohnF.Kutsko, JamesD.Ernest,ShirleyDecker-Lucke,
Historical Books (of the Bible) history of religions school Hittite Law Code Holiness Code (Lev 17—26) Holy City Holy Land holy of holies gospel (a book of the gospel genre); gos- pel (= the good news, the kerygma) Gospel of (title), the (but Matthew's gospel) gospels (generically); Gospels, the (a division of the canon) goy (pl. goyim)
Do not capitalize the following: 1. Derivative adjectives of the above: biblical, scriptural, talmudic, christological, trinitarian, millennial, church fathers, reformational, mediatorial. 2. Adjectives preceding divine names: almighty God, only begotten Son (excluding Holy Spirit as the Spirit’s full proper name), a holy God. 3.
27 Ιουν 2022 · But you can cut through confusion with the following five principles: Always lowercase “gospels,” except in the phrase “Synoptic Gospels.”. Lowercase “gospel” if it refers to a proclamation. Lowercase “gospel” if it’s a “generic reference.”. Capitalize “gospel” if it’s part of a title.
15 Νοε 2016 · In addition to the basic principle stated in §4.3.4.1, SBLHS capitalizes the term Gospel when it is a substitute for a title of a work that is capitalized. So, for example, because “Gospel of Mark” is capitalized, the title substitute “Mark’s Gospel” is likewise capitalized.
God: Capitalize when referring to the one God. Lowercase when referring to the deities of polytheistic religions and in words such as god-awful, godlike, godliness, and godsend. gospel: Lowercase unless referring to a specific book in the Bible: Today’s gospel reading comes from the Gospel According to Saint Luke. H I
22 Αυγ 2024 · Capitalization and Spelling Glossary1. AD (Latin abbreviation for “in the year of our Lord”) goes before the date (AD 2014) Age (archeological periods such as Bronze Age, Iron Age) age ...