Text-centered New Testament Studies
Text-Theoretical Essays on Early Jewish and Early Christian Literature
1st Edition
Published on 10. December 2019
316 pages
978-3-16-157349-1 (ISBN)
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David Hellholm (Herausgegeben von)
Born 1941; 1980 Dr. theol.; 1982 Habilitation; 1979-83 assistant professor at the University of Linköping (Sweden); 1983-89 associate professor at the University of Bergen (Norway); 1990-2008 full professor of New Testament and its environment at the University of Oslo (Norway); since 2008 Emeritus.
Lars Hartman (Von (Autor))
Born 1930; 1957 ordained priest in the Lutheran Church of Sweden; 1966 ThD and Habilitation; 1971-90 Professor for New Testament Exegesis at Uppsala University; 1990-95 Director of the Church of Sweden Research Department; 1995 retirement; 2011 doctor honoris causa at Helsinki University.
Born 1941; 1980 Dr. theol.; 1982 Habilitation; 1979-83 assistant professor at the University of Linköping (Sweden); 1983-89 associate professor at the University of Bergen (Norway); 1990-2008 full professor of New Testament and its environment at the University of Oslo (Norway); since 2008 Emeritus.
Lars Hartman (Von (Autor))
Born 1930; 1957 ordained priest in the Lutheran Church of Sweden; 1966 ThD and Habilitation; 1971-90 Professor for New Testament Exegesis at Uppsala University; 1990-95 Director of the Church of Sweden Research Department; 1995 retirement; 2011 doctor honoris causa at Helsinki University.
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Born 1930; 1957 ordained priest in the Lutheran Church of Sweden; 1966 ThD and Habilitation; 1971-90 Professor for New Testament Exegesis at Uppsala University; 1990-95 Director of the Church of Sweden Research Department; 1995 retirement; 2011 doctor honoris causa at Helsinki University.
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Born 1941; 1980 Dr. theol.; 1982 Habilitation; 1979-83 assistant professor at the University of Linköping (Sweden); 1983-89 associate professor at the University of Bergen (Norway); 1990-2008 full professor of New Testament and its environment at the University of Oslo (Norway); since 2008 Emeritus.
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Content
- Cover
- Titel
- Preface
- Table of Contents
- NARRATIVE TEXTS
- 1. Some Reflections on the Problem of the Literary Genre of the Gospels
- 2. Das Markusevangelium, "für die lectio sollemnis im Gottesdienst abgefaßt"?
- 3. Reading Luke 17:20-37
- 4. An Attempt at a Text-Centered Exegesis of John 21
- 5. Survey of the Problem of Apocalyptic Genre
- 6. The Functions of Some So-Called Apocalyptic Timetables
- 7. Form and Message
- 8. "Teste Sibylla"
- ARGUMENTATIVE TEXTS
- 9. On Reading Others' Letters
- 10. Some Unorthodox Thoughts on the "Household-Code Form"
- 11. Doing Things With the Words of Colossians
- 12. 1 Cor 14:1-25 Argument and Some Problems
- 13. A Sketch of the Argument of 2 Cor 10-13
- 14. Gal 3:15-4:11 as Part of a Theological Argument on a Practical Issue
- 15. The Eschatology of 2 Thessalonians as Included in a Communication
- Acknowledgements
- Index of Passages
- Index of Modern Authors
- Index of Subjects
