A Perfect Priest

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Studies in the Letter to the Hebrews

Albert Vanhoye(Autor*in)

Nicholas J. Moore Richard J. Ounsworth(Herausgeber*in)

Mohr Siebeck (Verlag)

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Erschienen im November 2018

X, 330 Seiten

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Cover
Titel
Preface
Table of Contents
Introduction: 'A Perfect Priest': The Letter to the Hebrews in the Scholarship of Albert Vanhoye
I. Albert Vanhoye: Life and Career
II. Central Features of Vanhoye's Work
III. Rationale and Contents of This Volume
Part One - Priesthood and Sacrifice
Chapter 1: Christ as High Priest in Hebrews 2.17-18
I. A New Concept
II. The Characteristics of the High Priest
III. Expiation?
IV. A Help in Trials
Chapter 2: The Place and Meaning of Hebrews 5.1-10
I. The relationship of Heb 5.1-10 to its immediate context (4.15-16)
II. The relationship between Heb 5.1-10 and the preceding passages (Heb 3-4)
III. The relationship between Heb 5.1-10 and the following passages (Heb 7-10)
Chapter 3: The teleiosis of Christ: Chief Point of Hebrews' Priestly Christology
I. The teleiosis of Christ: 'chief point'?
II. The rhetorical function of tete?e??µ???? in Heb 7.28
III. The teleiosis of Christ according to Heb 8.1-2
IV. Rhetorical function of Heb 8.1-2 and the extent of the section
V. Reformulation of the concept of priestly teleiosis
VI. Existential priestly teleiosis
VII. Relational priestly teleiosis
VIII. Conclusion
Chapter 4: 'By the Greater and More Perfect Tent' (Heb 9.11)
I. Text and Context
II. Interpretative Positions
III. The Theme of the New Temple
IV. The Tent: Body of the Risen Christ
V. Conclusion
Chapter 5: Eternal Spirit and Sacrificial Fire in Hebrews 9.14
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Chapter 6: Earthly Sanctuary and Heavenly Sanctuary in the Letter to the Hebrews
I. God's House or Christ's House (3.2-6)
II. God's 'Rest' (3.11-4.11)
III. The Sanctuaries in the Central Section (8.1-9.28)
IV. The True Tent (8.2
9.11)
V. Conclusion
Chapter 7: Historical Recollection and Theological Creativity in the Letter to the Hebrews
I. The Priestly Cult and the Death of Jesus
II. Covenant Sacrifice and the Death of Jesus
Part Two - Thematic Studies
Chapter 8: The Law in the Letter to the Hebrews
I. The place of ??µ?? in the letter
II. The exact meaning of ??µ?? in the letter
III. Polemic against the law in Heb 7.11-28
IV. Change of law in the new 'dispensation' (Heb 8.1 - 9.28)?
V. The prefigurative value of certain commandments (Heb 9.18-23)
VI. The powerlessness of the law and the efficacy of the will of God (Heb 10.1-18)
VII. New approaches in a new situation (Heb 10.19-29)
VIII. Conclusion
Chapter 9: The God of the New Covenant in the Letter to the Hebrews
I. God, first and last
II. God establishes mediation
III. Questioning the First Covenant
IV. Establishment of the new covenant
V. Revelation of God through the new covenant
VI. Conclusion
Chapter 10: Universal Salvation through Christ and the Validity of the Old Covenant
I. 'The old covenant' in 2 Cor 3.14: a written text
II. Permanent and provisional aspects of the Old Testament
III. Permanent validity of the covenant promise given to Abraham (Gal 3.15-18)
IV. Discrediting the legal covenant of Sinai (Gal 4.21-31)
V. Other Pauline texts on the 'covenants' with Israel
VI. Conclusions on the Pauline position
VII. 'The first covenant' destined to disappear (Heb 8.13)
VIII. Conclusion
Chapter 11: Christ as Re-creator of Humanity and Restorer of Human Rights according to the Letter to the Hebrews
I. Christ fulfils the human vocation (Heb 2.5-9)
II. The path to fulfilment (Heb 2.10)
III. Redemptive solidarity
IV. Human rights in the New Covenant
V. Conclusion
Part Three - Exegetical Studies
Chapter 12: The ?????µ??? in the Letter to the Hebrews
I. State of the question
II. The oikoumene of the Lord
Chapter 13: Long Journey or Imminent Access? The Biblical Context of Hebrews 3.7-4.11
I. Allusions in the Hebrew Psalm
II. Allusions in the Greek version
III. The Perspective of Hebrews
IV. Exegetical Insight
V. Links with the rest of the Letter
VI. Conclusion
Chapter 14: Hebrews 6.7-8 and the Rabbinic Mashal
Chapter 15: The Faith of Jesus? On Hebrews 12.2: 'Jesus, Author and Perfecter of Faith'
Chapter 16: The Literary Question of Hebrews 13.1-6
I. Composition of Hebrews 13.1-6
II. Situation of Hebrews 13.1-6 in the Letter as a Whole
III. Conclusion
Bibliography
I. Works by Albert Vanhoye
II. Other Works Cited
Acknowledgements
Index of Ancient Sources
Index of Modern Authors
Index of Subjects

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