American Psychological Association 7th edition

Klingbeil, M. G. (ca. 2014). "Children I have raised and brought up" (Isaiah 1:2) : female metaphors for God in Isaiah and the iconography of the Syro-Palestinian goddess Asherah [Book]. Image, Text, Exegesis, (2014) 135-158, (2014) 135-158.

Chicago Manual of Style 17th edition (author-date)

Klingbeil, Martin G. 2014. „‚Children I have raised and brought up‘ (Isaiah 1:2) : female metaphors for God in Isaiah and the iconography of the Syro-Palestinian goddess Asherah“. Book. Image, Text, Exegesis, Nr. (2014) 135-158: (2014) 135-158.

Springer - Basic (author-date)

Klingbeil MG (2014) "Children I have raised and brought up" (Isaiah 1:2) : female metaphors for God in Isaiah and the iconography of the Syro-Palestinian goddess Asherah. Image, Text, Exegesis (2014) 135-158

Springer - Lecture Notes in Computer Science

1.Klingbeil, M.G.: "Children I have raised and brought up" (Isaiah 1:2) : female metaphors for God in Isaiah and the iconography of the Syro-Palestinian goddess Asherah. Image, Text, Exegesis. (2014) 135-158 (2014).

DIN 1505-2 (author-date, Deutsch) - standard superseded by ISO-690

Klingbeil, Martin G.: "Children I have raised and brought up" (Isaiah 1:2) : female metaphors for God in Isaiah and the iconography of the Syro-Palestinian goddess Asherah. In: Image, Text, Exegesis (2014), Nr. (2014) 135-158, S. (2014) 135-158

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