Reading 1 Corinthians : a literary and theological commentary / by Timothy A. Brookins. [print]
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TextSeries: Reading The New Testament, second seriesPublication details: Macon, GA : Smyth and Helwys Publishing, (c)2020.Description: 176 pages : 23 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
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- 9781641732703
- BS2675.B872.R433 2020
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| BS2675.52.T4813 2004 The social setting of Pauline Christianity : essays on Corinth / | BS2675.53.A14 2006 1-2 Corinthians /edited by Gerald Bray. | BS2675.53.A16 2005 1 Corinthians : interpreted by early Christian commentators / | BS2675.53.B872.R433 2020 Reading 1 Corinthians : a literary and theological commentary / | BS2675.53.H37 2005 The Second Epistle to the Corinthians : a commentary on the Greek text / | BS2675.53.H84 2006 2 Corinthians : power in weakness / | BS2675.53.H84 2006 2 Corinthians : power in weakness / |
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"As a letter directed not to a universal, much less a modern, audience but to a specific church in a specific place with a specific set of problems, 1 Corinthians requires the interpreter to take careful consideration of the letter's ancient milieu and the circumstances that precipitated its composition. This commentary aims to offer a culturally informed interpretation of the letter in light of a hypothetical reconstruction of the problems that lay behind it. In offering such an interpretation, the commentary offers not a word-by-word analysis but broad exposition of the text focused on the structure of Paul's argument in each of the letter's main units. Preliminary to interpretation, it is necessary to consider certain background issues relating to the historical context in which the letter was written, the identity of the audience and author, and the unique features of the letter as a literary composition"--
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