The Variety and Unity of the Apostolic Witness to ChristWm. B. Eerdmans Publishing, 1982 - 372 pages |
Contents
The Primitive Christian Community The Church within Israel | 1 |
2 The Line of Questioning of the Sources and of Their Presentation | 3 |
25 Following Jesus in Discipleship as the Church | 4 |
2 Baptism | 6 |
3 The Ekklesia | 9 |
4 The New Service of Worship alongside the Old | 12 |
5 The Altered Missionary Situation and the Beginning of Gentile Christianity Free from the Law | 14 |
26 The Beginnings of Christology | 16 |
3 The Emergence of Faith | 130 |
4 Faith in the Context of Parenesis | 134 |
The Saving Effect of the Christ Event The Gospel as the Revelation of Gods Righteousness | 135 |
1 Regarding Terminology | 136 |
3 Justification and Reconciliation as Specific Pauline Terms | 137 |
4 Justification in Pauline Theology as a Whole | 140 |
The Emergence of the Gospel as Visible Form in the Church | 143 |
2 The Identifying Marks of the Church | 145 |
1 The Relationship to the Preaching of Jesus | 17 |
2 The Starting Point of Christology | 18 |
3 The Servant of God | 19 |
4 The Resurrection as the Exaltation to Messianic Ruler | 22 |
5 Maranatha | 23 |
6 Regarding the Structure of Early Christological Statements | 25 |
Paul and Hellenistic Christianity | 31 |
2 The Structure of Hellenistic Christianity | 32 |
3 Consequences for the Representation of New Testament Theology | 35 |
The Presuppositions of Pauline Theology | 37 |
The Sources | 38 |
3 The Communication of the Gospel to Paul | 40 |
4 Paul and Jesus | 42 |
5 The Jesus Tradition and Pauls Hermeneutical Method | 44 |
29 The Christ Event and the interpretive Aids of the Religious Environment | 46 |
1 Old TestamentJewish Apocalypticism | 47 |
2 Hellenistic Syscretism | 49 |
3 The Old Testament | 50 |
30 The Christ Event and the Old Testament according to Paul | 51 |
2 The Formal Hermeneutic | 53 |
3 The Hermeneutical Starting Point and Its Problematic | 55 |
4 Hermeneutical Principles | 56 |
5 Scripture Interpretation as Interpretive Vehicle | 58 |
6 Christ and History | 60 |
31 The Arrangement of Pauline Theology | 62 |
Jesus Christ Christology | 65 |
2 Alterations in Comparison to the Primitive Church of Palestine Statements | 66 |
3 The Name Jesus Christ | 67 |
33 The son of God | 68 |
1 The Hellenistic Scope of Understanding | 69 |
Overview of Usage | 71 |
3 The Inception of the Sons Activity | 72 |
4 The Emergence of the Preexistence Affirmation | 73 |
5 The Sending and Incarnation of the Preexistent Son | 74 |
6 The Preexistent One as the Agent of Creation | 76 |
7 The Enduring Significance of the Affirmations | 77 |
8 The Essence of Sonship | 78 |
34 The Kyrios | 79 |
2 The Origin and Content of the Hellenistic KyriosConcept | 81 |
3 The Function of the Kyrios for the Community | 86 |
The Cross | 87 |
1 Christs Life as a Whole | 88 |
Terminology | 90 |
3 The hyperFormula | 92 |
4 The Development of the hyperFormula | 94 |
5 Being with Christ syn Christo and Baptism | 98 |
6 In Christ | 105 |
The Continued Ministry of Jesus | 107 |
Statistical Breakdown | 109 |
3 Gospel as a Religious Term prior to Paul | 110 |
4 Gospel in Paul | 111 |
5 Proclamation Through Acts | 117 |
37 The Work of the Spirit | 118 |
2 The Experience of the Spirit in Paul | 120 |
3 The Interpretation of the Experience of the Spirit | 121 |
38 Faith | 124 |
2 The Content and Essence of Faith | 126 |
4 The Church as the Body of Christ soma Christou | 146 |
41 The Lords Supper | 147 |
2 Pauls Interpretation of the Lords Supper | 149 |
The Theology of the PostPauline Writings | 151 |
2 The Theological and Historical Problematic of the Closing Apostolic Period | 153 |
3 An Attempt at Determining the PostPauline Period | 154 |
4 Theological Groupings and Literary Forms of the PostPauline Period | 158 |
Christians in Society | 161 |
Compositional Circumstances | 162 |
2 The Essence of Being a Christian in Society | 165 |
3 Responsible Conduct in the Institutions of Society | 167 |
4 The Theology of Suffering | 174 |
5 Christology | 176 |
44 Christians in the PostChristian Society of the End Time according to the Book of Revelation | 178 |
Compositional Circumstances Content and Interpretive | 179 |
2 God and History | 184 |
3 The Exaltation of Christ as the Turning Point of History | 186 |
4 The Gospel and the Nations of the World | 188 |
5 Political AntiChristianity and the True Disciple Rev 13 | 189 |
11 and 1519 | 191 |
7 The Consummation | 193 |
8 Starting Point and Problematic of EndTime Eschatology | 195 |
Two Dimensions | 196 |
The Proclamation of the Epistle of James and of Matthew in the Church of Syria | 199 |
2 The Perfect Law of Liberty | 202 |
3 Faith and Works The Program of a Theology of Empiricism | 208 |
46 The interpretation of Jesus Life and Ministry through Matthew | 211 |
1 The Situation | 212 |
2 The Kerygmatic Goal in the Judgment of Scholarly Research | 214 |
3 The SalvationHistorical Design | 215 |
4 The Messiahship of Jesus | 216 |
5 The Fulfillment of the Law | 224 |
6 The Replacement of Israel by the Church | 229 |
The Long Path of the Church in History The Theology of the Epistle to the Hebrews and of Luke | 237 |
Origin and Composition | 238 |
2 The Use and Understanding of Scripture | 243 |
3 The Theological Position | 246 |
4 The High Priest Christology | 247 |
5 The Parenesis | 257 |
6 The Epistle to the Hebrews and Luke | 265 |
48 LukeThe Theologian of Salvation History | 266 |
Compositional Relationships Literary Distinctiveness and Theological Problematic | 267 |
2 The Lukan Conception of Salvation History | 272 |
3 The Distinctiveness of Lukan Christology | 280 |
4 JesusIsraelThe Chruch | 284 |
The Presence of the Eschaton in the SelfRevelation of the Logos Become Flesh the First Epistle of John and the Gospel of John | 289 |
1 Anonymity | 290 |
2 The New Language | 291 |
3 The egoeimi Formulas | 293 |
4 Jesus The Logos Become Flesh | 296 |
5 The Lords Supper | 300 |
6 The Distinctiveness of Johannine Eschatology | 303 |
The Publications of Leonhard Goppelt | 307 |
Literature Supplement | 315 |
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Common terms and phrases
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