15 research outputs found
The Christology of Jesus, by Ben Witherington, III. Minneapolis: Fortress, 1990. Pp. 310 + x. $24.95
No full textJesus and His Adversaries : The Form and Function of the Conflict Stories in the Synoptic Traditio
No full textMinneapolis233 p.; 22 c
New Testament Christology : A Critical assessment and annotated bibliography
No full textNew Yorkxv, 485 p.; 23 c
The Meaning of the Eucharist according to St. John - Based on the Religious and Social Context of First Century Mediterranean World and Johannine Community
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The assumption of the righteous dead in the Wisdom of Solomon and the Sayings Gospel Q
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The Wisdom of Solomon applies language from the Genesis reference to Enoch\u27s assumption (Gen. 5:24 LXX) to the dead righteous one (Wis. 4:7-17). This unusual use of the motif of assumption, normally thought of as an escape from death, is facilitated by topoi drawn from Hellenistic consolation materials; however, the typical corollary of assumption in the Jewish tradition—heavenly or eschatological exaltation—is also applied to the righteous one in Wis. 5:1-5. This innovation is particularly instructive for Q, which may understand Jesus\u27 post-mortem vindication and exaltation in terms of assumption (Q 13:35)
What does Matthew Say about Divine Recompense? On the Misuse of the Parable of the Workers in the Vineyard (20.1-16)
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