| Título : | Epistles of Galatians | | Tipo de documento: | texto impreso | | Autores: | Dieter Betz, Hans, Autor | | Editorial: | Fortress Press | | Número de páginas: | 308 páginas | | Nota general: | <26988> | | Idioma : | Español | | Clasificación: | 227.87/V.6.4/(IN) | | Resumen: | Foreword to Hermenencia xi
Preface xiii
Reference Code xvii
1. Abbreviations: Serial Titles, Journals, etc xvii
2. Short Titles of Works Often Cited xxiv
Editor's Note xxx
Introduction 1
1. The Author 1
2. The Addressces 1
A. Galatia And the Galatiana 1
B. The Galatian Churches 3
C. The Ant- Pauline Oppoeition 5
3. The Date of the Letter 9
A. The Historical Situation 9
B. The Chronology of Paul's Letters 11
C. The Date of Galatians 11
D. The Place from which galatians was Sent 12
4. The Text of Galatians 12
5. The Literary Composition and Function of Galatians 14
6. Traditlons and Doctrinal Presuppositions 26
7. The Theological Argunent in Galatian 28
1.1-5 I. The Epistolary Prescript 35
l:6-11 II. The Introduction (Exordium the curse in 1:8-9) 44
1:12-2:14 III. The Statement of facts (Narratio) 57
1:12 A. Thesis: Paul Received the Gospeld by Divine Revelatson, not by Human Tradition 62
Excursus: Conversion, Revelation , and tradition 64
1:13-24 B. First Part: From Paul's Birth to the Mission Asia Minor 66
Apostle 74
Cephas 76
James 78
The conference at jerusalem 81
2:1-10 C. Second Part: Pauls Second visiti in Jerusalem 83
Barnabas 84
Titus 84
John the Apostle 101
The Collection for Jerusalem 103
The Conftict at Antioch 103
The Antioch-on-the-orontes 104
2:11-14 D. Third Part: The Conflict at Antioch 105
2:15-21 IV. The Proposition (Propositio) 113
3:1-4:31 V. The Proofs (Prebatio) 128
3:1-5 A. The First Argument: The Galatians Experience of the Spirit 128
3:6-14 B. The Second Argument: God's Promise to Abraham 137
Excursus: Abraham 139
3:15-18 C. The Third Argument: Common Human Practice of Law 154
3:19-25 D. A Digression on the Jewish Torah 161
3:26-4:11 E. The Fourth Argument: Christian Tradition 181
3:26-29 1. A Reference to Baptismal Tradition 181
4:1-7 2. Proofs 202
4:8-11 3. An Interrogatie 213
4:12-20 F. The Fifth Argument: Friendship 220
4:21-31 G. The Sixth Argument : The Allegory of Sarah and Hagar 238
5:1-6:10 VI. The Exhortation (Exhortatio) 253
5:1-12 A. A Warning against Acceptance of the Jewish Torah 253
5:13-24 B. A Warning against Corruption of the "Flesh" 271
Excursus: A Catologue of Vices and Virtues 281
5:25-6:10 C. Recommendations for the Christian Life in Form of Sententios 291
6:11-18 VII. The Epistolary Postscript 312
Appendices 328
1. Josephus, jewish antiquities 20.38-48 328
2.2 Corinthians 6:14-7:1 329
3. The Kerygmata Petrou 331
a/The Epistle of Peter to James 331
b/ Pseudo-Clementine Homilies 11.35.3-6 332
C/ Pseudo-Clementine Homilies 17.13-19 332
4. Justin Martyr, Dialogue with Tryphe 46-47 334
Bibliography 336
1. Commentaries 336
2. Studies 339
Indices 41
1. Passage 341
a/ Old Testament and Apocrypha 341
b/ Old Testament Pseudepi-grapha and other Jewish Literature 341
c/New Testament 342
d/ Early Christian Literature and the Ancient Church 344
e/ Greek and Latin Authors 45
2. Greck Words 347
3. Subjects 349
4. Commentaries and Modern Authors 351
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Epistles of Galatians [texto impreso] / Dieter Betz, Hans, Autor . - [S.l.] : Fortress Press, [s.d.] . - 308 páginas. <26988> Idioma : Español | Clasificación: | 227.87/V.6.4/(IN) | | Resumen: | Foreword to Hermenencia xi
Preface xiii
Reference Code xvii
1. Abbreviations: Serial Titles, Journals, etc xvii
2. Short Titles of Works Often Cited xxiv
Editor's Note xxx
Introduction 1
1. The Author 1
2. The Addressces 1
A. Galatia And the Galatiana 1
B. The Galatian Churches 3
C. The Ant- Pauline Oppoeition 5
3. The Date of the Letter 9
A. The Historical Situation 9
B. The Chronology of Paul's Letters 11
C. The Date of Galatians 11
D. The Place from which galatians was Sent 12
4. The Text of Galatians 12
5. The Literary Composition and Function of Galatians 14
6. Traditlons and Doctrinal Presuppositions 26
7. The Theological Argunent in Galatian 28
1.1-5 I. The Epistolary Prescript 35
l:6-11 II. The Introduction (Exordium the curse in 1:8-9) 44
1:12-2:14 III. The Statement of facts (Narratio) 57
1:12 A. Thesis: Paul Received the Gospeld by Divine Revelatson, not by Human Tradition 62
Excursus: Conversion, Revelation , and tradition 64
1:13-24 B. First Part: From Paul's Birth to the Mission Asia Minor 66
Apostle 74
Cephas 76
James 78
The conference at jerusalem 81
2:1-10 C. Second Part: Pauls Second visiti in Jerusalem 83
Barnabas 84
Titus 84
John the Apostle 101
The Collection for Jerusalem 103
The Conftict at Antioch 103
The Antioch-on-the-orontes 104
2:11-14 D. Third Part: The Conflict at Antioch 105
2:15-21 IV. The Proposition (Propositio) 113
3:1-4:31 V. The Proofs (Prebatio) 128
3:1-5 A. The First Argument: The Galatians Experience of the Spirit 128
3:6-14 B. The Second Argument: God's Promise to Abraham 137
Excursus: Abraham 139
3:15-18 C. The Third Argument: Common Human Practice of Law 154
3:19-25 D. A Digression on the Jewish Torah 161
3:26-4:11 E. The Fourth Argument: Christian Tradition 181
3:26-29 1. A Reference to Baptismal Tradition 181
4:1-7 2. Proofs 202
4:8-11 3. An Interrogatie 213
4:12-20 F. The Fifth Argument: Friendship 220
4:21-31 G. The Sixth Argument : The Allegory of Sarah and Hagar 238
5:1-6:10 VI. The Exhortation (Exhortatio) 253
5:1-12 A. A Warning against Acceptance of the Jewish Torah 253
5:13-24 B. A Warning against Corruption of the "Flesh" 271
Excursus: A Catologue of Vices and Virtues 281
5:25-6:10 C. Recommendations for the Christian Life in Form of Sententios 291
6:11-18 VII. The Epistolary Postscript 312
Appendices 328
1. Josephus, jewish antiquities 20.38-48 328
2.2 Corinthians 6:14-7:1 329
3. The Kerygmata Petrou 331
a/The Epistle of Peter to James 331
b/ Pseudo-Clementine Homilies 11.35.3-6 332
C/ Pseudo-Clementine Homilies 17.13-19 332
4. Justin Martyr, Dialogue with Tryphe 46-47 334
Bibliography 336
1. Commentaries 336
2. Studies 339
Indices 41
1. Passage 341
a/ Old Testament and Apocrypha 341
b/ Old Testament Pseudepi-grapha and other Jewish Literature 341
c/New Testament 342
d/ Early Christian Literature and the Ancient Church 344
e/ Greek and Latin Authors 45
2. Greck Words 347
3. Subjects 349
4. Commentaries and Modern Authors 351
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