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The Bible and the historian : breaking the silence about God in biblical studies / Paul S. Minear

By: Material type: TextTextPublisher: Nashville : Abingdon Press, [2002]Copyright date: ©2002Description: 280 pages : illustrations ; 23 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0687030439
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 225.6 MINB 21
LOC classification:
  • BS543 .M56 2002
Contents:
Part I: Divine revelation and historical research -- The musician versus the grammarian: An early storm warning -- The transcendence of God and human historicity -- Christian eschatology and historical methodology -- Biblical ontology and ecclesiology -- Divine revelation and human knowledge -- Part II: The churches' memories of the Messiah -- The preparation (Matthew and Luke) -- The offense (Matthew) -- The covenant (Luke) -- The creative word (John) -- The resurrection and the life (John) -- Part III: The Messiah's presence with the churches -- The family (Hebrews) -- The homeland (Revelation) -- The bond (2 Corinthians) -- The peace (The New Testament) -- The hope (1 Peter) -- Part IV: The Messiah's gifts, the churches' gratitude -- The Spirit (Romans, Luke, Mark, and Revelation) -- The liberation (Galatians) -- The promise (John) -- The thanksgiving (The New Testament) -- The mission (Romans) -- The hymn (Philippians)
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 264-270) and indexes

Part I: Divine revelation and historical research --
The musician versus the grammarian: An early storm warning --
The transcendence of God and human historicity --
Christian eschatology and historical methodology --
Biblical ontology and ecclesiology --
Divine revelation and human knowledge --
Part II: The churches' memories of the Messiah --
The preparation (Matthew and Luke) --
The offense (Matthew) --
The covenant (Luke) --
The creative word (John) --
The resurrection and the life (John) --
Part III: The Messiah's presence with the churches --
The family (Hebrews) --
The homeland (Revelation) --
The bond (2 Corinthians) --
The peace (The New Testament) --
The hope (1 Peter) --
Part IV: The Messiah's gifts, the churches' gratitude --
The Spirit (Romans, Luke, Mark, and Revelation) --
The liberation (Galatians) --
The promise (John) --
The thanksgiving (The New Testament) --
The mission (Romans) --
The hymn (Philippians)

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