The Cosmic Drama of Salvation

Name: The Cosmic Drama of Salvation | A Study of Paul's Undisputed Writings from Anthropological and Cosmological Perspectives
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A Study of Paul's Undisputed Writings from Anthropological and Cosmological Perspectives

Sang Meyng Lee(Autor*in)

Mohr Siebeck (Verlag)

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Erschienen im Mai 2010

XVII, 371 Seiten

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Cover
Preface
Table of Contents
List of Abbreviations
1. Apocrypha
2. Dead Sea Scrolls
3. Jewish Pseudepigrapha
4. Philo's Works
5. Josephus' Works
6. Rabbinic Literature
7. Nag Hammadi Codices
8. New Testament Apocrypha
9. Early Christian Writings
10. Greek and Latin Works and Other Ancient Works
11. Secondary Sources
Chapter I: Introduction
A. The Task
B. Thesis
C. Method
D. Chapter Outline
Chapter II: The Background of Paul's Cosmic Drama (1): The Old Testament and Greek Philosophy
A. Paul's Drama of Salvation, Anthropology and Cosmology
B. The Old Testament Story in Paul's Narrative World
C. Greek Cosmology and Anthropology
1. The Cosmic Body as Geocentric Universe and God as Monad (µ????)
2. Heroes as Half-gods (?µ?????) and Heroic Traditions
a. Heroes and Their Virtues and Noble Death
b. Philosophers and Their Pursuits
3. Body (s?µa) and Soul (????) Dualism
Chapter III: The Background of Paul's Cosmic Drama (2): Jewish Wisdom and Apocalyptic Literature, and Philo
A. Wisdom, Cosmology, and Anthropology in Jewish Wisdom Literature
1. Proverbs, Job, and Qoheleth
a. Wisdom and Cosmology
b. Anthropology
2. Sirach and the Wisdom of Solomon
a. Wisdom and Cosmology
b. Anthropology
3. Wisdom, Torah, and Logos
4. Wisdom and the Spirit
B. Cosmology and Anthropology in Jewish Apocalyptic Literature
1. Multiple Heavens and Heavenly Journeys
2. Heavenly Powers
3. Two Aeons
4. Dualistic Anthropology
5. The Law in Jewish Apocalyptic Drama
6. Jewish Apocalyptic Literature and Paul
C. Philo's Cosmology and Anthropology
1. God as the Monad (µ????) and His Creation
a. Philo's Account of Creation
(1) One World as Geocentric Universe
(2) One God (µ????)
b. Philo and Paul
2. The Logos (?????)
a. Cosmological Function
b. Anthropological Function
c. Anagogical Function
d. The Logos, Wisdom, and the Spirit
e. Philo and Paul
3. Anthropology
a. Anthropological Dualism
(1) s?µa/s?µa Conception
(2) Heavenly Man and Earthly Man
b. Three Different Kinds of Human Beings
c. Philo and Paul
4. Two Laws: the Natural Law (??µ?? t?? ??se??) and the Mosaic Law
5. Paideia (pa?d??a)
a. Hellenistic ?a?d??a and Virtue (???t?)
b. Philonic ?a?de?a and Wisdom Traditions
c. ?a?d??a and Heroes in Philo's Writings
Chapter IV: Paul's Narrative World as the Cosmic Drama
A. God's Salvific Plan as the Plot of the Cosmic Drama
B. Time and Space
1. Between the Two Aeons
2. Geocentric Universe
C. Characters
1. Evil Characters
a. Satan (sata?a? ) and His Servants (d???????) as Paul's Opponents
b. Principalities (???a?), Powers (d???µe??), Authorities (????s?a?), and Rulers (?????te?)
c. Sin (aµat?a) and Death (???at??)
2. Double-faced Characters
a. The Law (??µ??)
b. Angels (???????)
c. Flesh (s???)
3. Good Characters
a. The Spirit (p?e?µa)
b. God (????) and His Son, Jesus Christ (`??s??? ???st??)
D. Human Being
1. Dualistic or Tripartite Human Being
2. "I" (???)/Ego between the Law of Sin and the Law of God
3. Between the Two Adamic Figures
4. Between Two Laws, Two ?a?de?a
Chapter V: Paul's Four-staged Cosmic Drama, the Law, and Christ
A. Act One (Adam to Moses): The Law-less Period
1. Adam: the Originator of Sin and Death
2. Abraham: the Father of the Faithful
3. The Hagar-Sarah Allegory as a Two-stage ?a?d??a
4. Conscience (s????d?s??) as the Inner Court of Law
a. S????da in Greek Literature and in Philo
b. S????da in Paul
B. Act Two as the Law Period (Moses to Christ)
1. Toward a New Approach to Paul's View of the Law
a. Theories of Development
b. New Perspective
c. A New Approach: From the Viewpoint of the Hellenistic ?a?d??a Tradition
2. The Damascus Experience, Christophany, as Paul's Theological Retro spectand Prospect
a. God's Mystery (µ?st?????) Revealed to Paul
b. From an Extremely Zealous Guardian of the Jewish Law to a Cosmic Warrior Standing in the Cosmic Arena
3. Why/Why Not the Law? New Wine into New Wineskins, New Order into New Cosmology
4. The Law, Christ, and Opponents in Paul's Cosmic Drama of Salvation
a. 1 Corinthians: The Pre-existent Wisdom (s???a) is Not the Law But Christ
b. 2 Corinthians: Which is the True Image and Glory of God, Christ or the Law?
c. Galatians: The Noble/Heroic Death Cursed by the Law as Pedagogue (pa?da?????) and the Elemental Spirits (t? st?????a t?? ??sµ??)
d. Philippians: Kenotic Christ Making Torah-based Righteousness Refuse/Garbage
e. Romans: The Weakness of the Law and Christ as the End/Goal (t????) of the Law
C. From Act Three (the Age of the Church) to Act Four (the Parousia)
1. Beyond Jewish National Borders, Toward the Entire Cosmos
2. The Pauline ?a?d??a for Immortal Cosmic Life
a. ?a?d??a through "in Christ" (?? X??st?) and Imitatio Christi
b. ?a?d??a of the Spirit
3. The Birth of a New Cosmic Family
a. Christ as God's Firstborn (p??t?t????) and God's Many Sons Co-heirs with Christ
b. The Spirit as the Guarantee (???aß??) and Firstfruits (?pa???)
4. New Creation (?a??? ?t?s??) as a Process of Eschatological Tension, "Already-Not Yet"
Chapter VI: Conclusion
Bibliography
Primary Sources
Secondary Sources
Index of Ancient Sources
1. Old Testament
2. New Testament
3. Apocrypha
4. Dead Sea Scrolls
5. Jewish Pseudepigrapha
6. Philo's Works
7. Josephus' Works
8. Rabbinic Literature
9. Nag Hammadi Codices
10. New Testament Apocrypha
11. Early Christian Writings
12. Greek and Latin Works and Other Ancient Works
Index of Modern Authors
Index of Subjects

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