ISBN: 9783161592287 - messiah and scripture: paul's "in christ" idiom in its ancient jewish context: 522 (wissenschaftliche untersuchungen zum neuen testament 2. reihe) (6 resultados)

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Gr.-8°, Brosch. XIII, 292 S. Neuwertiges Ex. / Fine Copy // J. Thomas Hewitt zeigt, wie die Entwicklung und der Gebrauch des Ausdrucks »in Christus« bei Paulus aus seiner messianischen Auslegung der Schriften über Abrahams Samen und Daniels »Menschensohn« hervorgehen. Diese Art der kreativen Auslegung ist ein gemeinsamer Wesenszug antiker jüdischer Schriften über den Messias. ISBN: 9783161592287 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 467.…

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Paperback. Condición: New. J. Thomas Hewitt examines Paul's development and uses of the expression "in Christ," or "in messiah," with reference to conventions of ancient Jewish messiah discourse. While messiah speculation in antiquity does not evince a widespread, coherent messianic ideology, ancient Jewish messiah texts do share a common trait - the creative reappropriation of scripture for portraying messiahs. Ancient Jewish messiah discourse is thus both traditional, being shaped by the idioms and imagery of scripture, and innovative, as those materials are recast in novel depictions and expressions. As a participant in this interpretative enterprise, Paul found resources in scriptural traditions concerning Abraham's seed and Daniel's heavenly man for generating his own distinctive conceptions of messiahship, conceptions he often articulated with his hallmark expression "in Christ.". …

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Paperback. Condición: New. J. Thomas Hewitt examines Paul's development and uses of the expression "in Christ," or "in messiah," with reference to conventions of ancient Jewish messiah discourse. While messiah speculation in antiquity does not evince a widespread, coherent messianic ideology, ancient Jewish messiah texts do share a common trait - the creative reappropriation of scripture for portraying messiahs. Ancient Jewish messiah discourse is thus both traditional, being shaped by the idioms and imagery of scripture, and innovative, as those materials are recast in novel depictions and expressions. As a participant in this interpretative enterprise, Paul found resources in scriptural traditions concerning Abraham's seed and Daniel's heavenly man for generating his own distinctive conceptions of messiahship, conceptions he often articulated with his hallmark expression "in Christ.". …