Results for composition translation from Turkish to English

composition of the caddoan linguistic stock.
composition of the caddoan linguistic stock.

"amos among the prophets: composition and theology".
"amos among the prophets: composition and theology".

the generally recognised date of composition is the early 2nd century bce.
the generally recognised date of composition is the early 2nd century bce.

"introduction to the composition of the pentateuch", sheffield academic press, 1999.
"introduction to the composition of the pentateuch", sheffield academic press, 1999.

the actual author is unknown, and the date of composition is probably the 2nd or 1st centuries bce.
the actual author is unknown, and the date of composition is probably the 2nd or 1st centuries bce.

cappadocian greek αρέ 'now' and related adverbs: the effects of conflation, composition and resegmentation.
cappadocian greek αρέ 'now' and related adverbs: the effects of conflation, composition and resegmentation.

the ensuing collapse of the feudal system changed the social composition of europe forever; it was one of the first steps out of the middle ages.
the ensuing collapse of the feudal system changed the social composition of europe forever; it was one of the first steps out of the middle ages.

composition of act 1 was begun in spring of 1863 in the viennese suburb of penzing, but the opera in its entirety was not finished until october 1867, when wagner was living at tribschen near lucerne.
composition of act 1 was begun in spring of 1863 in the viennese suburb of penzing, but the opera in its entirety was not finished until october 1867, when wagner was living at tribschen near lucerne.

=== letter of jeremiah ===the letter of jeremiah is not by jeremiah, the author apparently appropriated the name of the prophet to lend authority to his composition.
===letter of jeremiah===the letter of jeremiah is not by jeremiah; the author apparently appropriated the name of the prophet to lend authority to his composition.

* "notes on the significance and use of the hillegas scale for measuring the quality of english composition," the english journal, vol.
* "notes on the significance and use of the hillegas scale for measuring the quality of english composition," the english journal, vol.

the superscripts to all except romans and galatians identify these letters as coming from paul and at least one other person, a practice which was not usual in letters of the period, and it is not clear what role these other persons had in the composition of these letters.
===epistles=======pauline epistles====the epistle to the romans, first corinthians and second corinthians, galatians, philippians, 1 thessalonians and the epistle to philemon are almost universally accepted as the work of paul – the superscripts to all except romans and galatians identify these as coming from paul and at least one other person, a practice which was not usual in letters of the period, and it is not clear what role these other persons had in their composition.

" (society of biblical literature, 2003)* romer, thomas, "the future of the deuteronomistic history" (leuven university press, 2000)* marttila, marko, "collective reinterpretation in the psalms" (mohr siebeck, 2006);peygamberler ve yazılar* miller, patrick d. and peter w. flint, (eds) "the book of psalms: composition and reception" (brill, 2005)* blenkinsopp, joseph, "a history of prophecy in israel" (westminster john knox, 1996)* clemets, r.e., "jeremiah" (john knox press, 1988)* allen, leslie c., "jeremiah: a commentary" (westminster john knox press, 2008)* sweeney, marvin, "the twelve prophets" vol.1 (liturgical press, 2000)* sweeney, marvin, "the twelve prophets" vol.2 (liturgical press, 2000);yeni ahit* burkett, delbert royce, "an introduction to the new testament and the origins of christianity" (cambridge university press, 2002)* aune, david e., (ed) "the blackwell companion to the new testament" (blackwell publishing, 2010)* mitchell, margaret mary, and young, frances margaret , "cambridge history of christianity: origins to constantine" (cambridge university press, 2006)see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/wikipedia:footnotes for an explanation of how to generate footnotes using the tags, and the template below.
" (society of biblical literature, 2003)* romer, thomas, "the future of the deuteronomistic history" (leuven university press, 2000)* marttila, marko, "collective reinterpretation in the psalms" (mohr siebeck, 2006);prophets and writings* miller, patrick d. and peter w. flint, (eds) "the book of psalms: composition and reception" (brill, 2005)* blenkinsopp, joseph, "a history of prophecy in israel" (westminster john knox, 1996)* clemets, r.e., "jeremiah" (john knox press, 1988)* allen, leslie c., "jeremiah: a commentary" (westminster john knox press, 2008)* sweeney, marvin, "the twelve prophets" vol.1 (liturgical press, 2000)* sweeney, marvin, "the twelve prophets" vol.2 (liturgical press, 2000);new testament* burkett, delbert royce, "an introduction to the new testament and the origins of christianity" (cambridge university press, 2002)* aune, david e., (ed) "the blackwell companion to the new testament" (blackwell publishing, 2010)* mitchell, margaret mary, and young, frances margaret , "cambridge history of christianity: origins to constantine" (cambridge university press, 2006)==further reading==*list of old and new testament authors by tradition and conjecture*helms, ronald mccraw (1996?).