MARK 2 : 18-22: AN EXERCISE IN THEORETICALLY-FOUNDED EXEGESIS

Chapter 18 Mark II

Renal Injuries Most renal injuries, except for those of the renal pedicle, are not acutely life threatening. Undiagnosed or improperly treated injuries, however, may cause significant morbidity. While the vast majority of blunt renal injuries will heal uneventfully with observation and conservative therapy, a significant number of renal injuries in combat will come from penetrating wounds and r...

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Figure EV1. Generation of hair cell-specific AP-2l knockout mice (AP-2l:Cre). A Cryosectioned cochlea of a p7 AP-2l:Cre mouse demonstrates VGLUT3-driven Cre recombination in IHCs and OHCs (Jung et al, 2015) but not in SGNs, as reported by a floxed EGFP reporter (Nakamura et al, 2006). Immunohistochemical staining for calretinin (magenta), marking IHCs, OHCs, and SGNs and native EGFP fluorescenc...

Andrea Rassell exegesis

Towards an information-theoretically safe cryptographic protocol

We introduce what –if some kind of group action exists– is a truly (information-theoretically) safe cryptographic communication system: a protocol which provides zero information to any passive adversary having full access to the channel. 1. The false algorithm, simple version Assume Alice wants to share a secret s, which we assume for simplicity is a non-zero rational number s = p/q ∈ Q⋆. For ...

Recovering Origen’s Pauline Exegesis: Exegesis and Eschatology in the Commentary on Ephesians

Origen’s Commentary on Ephesians is preserved only in fragments excerpted in a Byzantine catena, which are inadequate for reconstructing Origen’s interpretation of this letter. This article investigates the possibility that a commentary on the same text by Jerome preserves the interplay in Origen’s commentary between the investigation of specific exegetical problems and the interpretation of th...