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Cosmology and eschatology in Hebrews : the settings of the sacrifice / Kenneth L. Schenck.

By: Series: Monograph series (Sociey for New Testament Studies) ; 143.Publication details: Cambridge [etc.] : Cambridge University Press, 2010.Edition: Digitally printed versionDescription: ix, 220 p. ; 22 cmSubject(s):
Contents:
The quest for the historical Hebrews -- The rhetorical strategy of Hebrews -- The settings of the story in time -- The destiny of humanity -- The two ages -- The settings in space -- The spatial dualism of Hebrews -- The heavenly tabernacle in Hebrews.
Review: "Scholars argue over where Hebrews fits in the first-century world. Kenneth L. Schenck works towards resolving this question by approaching Hebrews' cosmology and eschatology from a text-orientated perspective. After observing that the key passages in the background debate mostly relate to the 'settings ' of the story-of-salvation history evoked by Hebrews, Schenck attempts to delineate those settings by asking how the 'rhetorical world' of Hebrews engages that underlying narrative."--Jacket.
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Bibliography pages199-209 and indexes.

The quest for the historical Hebrews -- The rhetorical strategy of Hebrews -- The settings of the story in time -- The destiny of humanity -- The two ages -- The settings in space -- The spatial dualism of Hebrews -- The heavenly tabernacle in Hebrews.

"Scholars argue over where Hebrews fits in the first-century world. Kenneth L. Schenck works towards resolving this question by approaching Hebrews' cosmology and eschatology from a text-orientated perspective. After observing that the key passages in the background debate mostly relate to the 'settings ' of the story-of-salvation history evoked by Hebrews, Schenck attempts to delineate those settings by asking how the 'rhetorical world' of Hebrews engages that underlying narrative."--Jacket.

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