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ks65h992w3r	Andrew J. O'Connor	The Prophetic Vocation in the Qur'an: Kerygmatic and Theonomic Visions of Prophetology	2019		.txt	text/plain	213	8	37	First I situate the Qur'an's broader presentation of prophethood within the history of prophetic activity as a whole and demonstrate its connection to developments within the context of Late Antiquity. I argue that its sequential recollection of earlier prophetic figures (what I call messenger-reports)—the building blocks of much of the kerygmatic paradigm—suggest a typological reading of prophets as preachers of an eschatological message, but also demonstrate a certain adaptability in its understanding of prophethood.	cache/ks65h992w3r.txt	txt/ks65h992w3r.txt