Paul the theology of the apostle in the light of Jewish religious history / [electronic resource] :
H.J. Schoeps.
- Cambridge : James Clarke, 1961.
- 1 online resource (xiii, 206 pages).
- Library of Theological Translations .
- Library of Theological Translations. .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Front Cover; Title Page; Copyright; Contents; Abbreviations; Preface; I. Present Position and Problems Involved in Pauline Research; Introduction; 1. The Hellenistic Approach to the Interpretation of Paul; (a) Being in the mystery religions; (b) City and public mystery cults; (c) The ""kyrios"" cult; (d) Gnosis; (e) Assessrnent; 2. The Hellenistic-Judaistic Interpretation of Paul; (a) The problem of the Pharisaism of the Diaspora; (b) The piety of the Septuagint; (c) The piety of Philo; (d) Greek philosophy; (e) Assessment; 3. The Palestinian-Judaic Approach; (a) Rabbinical exegesis. (B) Apocalyptic4. The Eschatological Approach to Paul; 5. Net Results for a Just and Objective Approach to Paul; II. The Position of the Apostle Paul in Primitive Christianity; Introduction: The Question of Sources; 1. Paul and Jesus; (a) The event of Damascus; (b) The significance of the historical Jesus for the apostle Paul; (c) The place of the exalted Jesus in the thought of Paul; 2. Paul's Dependence on the Theology of the Early Christian Community; 3. Paul and the First Church; (a) Conflict of opinion as regards the mission to the Gentiles. (B) Conflicts in regard to the idea of the apostolate4. Paul and the Judaists; (a) General characteristics; (b) The situation in Galatia; (c) The situation in Corinth; 5. The Reflection of the Struggle in Later Jewish-Christian Writings; III. The Eschatology of the Apostle Paul; 1. Historical Sketch of Jewish Eschatology; 2. Paul as Interpreter of the Post-Messianic Situation; 3. The Eschatological Meaning of the Sacraments of Baptism and the Lord's Supper; 4. The Jewish Protest and the Problem of the Delay in the Parousia; IV. The Soteriology of the Apostle Paul. Introduction: the state of the problem1. The Atoning Sufferings of the Righteous; 2. The Suffering of the Messiah; 3. The Expiatory Character of the Aqedath Isaac; 4. The Pauline Faith in the Son of God; 5. The Jewish Protest Against Christology; V. Paul's Teaching About the Law; Introduction: Objective Presuppositions; 1. Christ, the End of the Law; 2. The ""Curse"" of the Law; 3. The Law and Sin; 4. Further Jewish Counter-Positions; 5. Faith and Works; 6. Paul's Fundamental Misapprehension; VI. Paul's Understanding of Saving History; Introduction: The Missionary. 1. The Jewish Universalist Hope and the Problem of the Mission to the Heathen2. Paul's View of History and his Typological Exegesis; 3. The Function of the Jewish People in Romans Chs. 9-11; 4. The Picture of Saving History in Jewish Christianity; 5. Jewish Ideas of the Course of Saving History; VII. Perspectives of the History of Religion in Paulinism; 1. Results of Research: Transcendence of Judaism; 2. An Outline Sketch of the Interpretation of Paul in Christianity; 3. Paul's Criticism of the Law as a Problem Intrinsic to Judaism; Back Cover.
A major study of the apostle to the Gentiles, combining exceptional scholarship with an unusual approach that interprets Paulís theology in the light of his Jewish background, an influence that inevitably coloured and conditioned his Christological teaching.
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22573/ctt1cg7gx3 JSTOR
Apostles. New Testament studies. RELIGION--Biblical Studies--New Testament. RELIGION--Biblical Studies--Paul's Letters. RELIGION / Christian Theology / General