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People of the spirit : exploring Luke's view of the church / Graham H. Twelftree. [print]

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextTextPublication details: Grand Rapids, Michigan : Baker Academic ; 2009.; London : Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, [(c)2009.Description: xvii, 269 pages ; 24 cmContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • unmediated
Carrier type:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 9780281055364
  • 028105536X
  • 9780801038808
  • 0801038804
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BS2589.6.P467 2009
  • BS2589.6.C5.T971.P467 2009
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Contents:
The issues Origins and purpose Jesus : the church modelled Salvation and the church The church as the people of God Luke's Pentecosts The spirit, tongues, and baptism Problems in the early church Worship Scripture and knowing God Experience and knowing God Early Catholic, Protestant, or charismatic? ; Mission : evangelism or social action or both? ; Listening to Luke.
Summary: "Today's church suffers a crisis of confidence as a result of pluralism, globalism, and postmodernity. Seasoned New Testament scholar Graham Twelftree's historical exploration of Luke's view of the church contributes to the current conversation about what the church is and should do. Twelftree draws together various strands in Luke's Gospel and the Acts of the Apostles to show Luke's profound influence on the church and explain Luke's thought regarding the church's origin, nature, purpose, and mission. A final chapter proposes Lukan conclusions to such debated questions as the relationship between church and salvation; the relationship between the Spirit, water baptism, and glossolalia in Christian initiation; the question of infant baptism; the character of worship; the interplay of Scripture and experience; church structure and leadership; and the nature of Christian mission."--Publisher's description.
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The issues Origins and purpose Jesus : the church modelled Salvation and the church The church as the people of God Luke's Pentecosts The spirit, tongues, and baptism Problems in the early church Worship Scripture and knowing God Experience and knowing God Early Catholic, Protestant, or charismatic? ; Mission : evangelism or social action or both? ; Listening to Luke.

"Today's church suffers a crisis of confidence as a result of pluralism, globalism, and postmodernity. Seasoned New Testament scholar Graham Twelftree's historical exploration of Luke's view of the church contributes to the current conversation about what the church is and should do. Twelftree draws together various strands in Luke's Gospel and the Acts of the Apostles to show Luke's profound influence on the church and explain Luke's thought regarding the church's origin, nature, purpose, and mission. A final chapter proposes Lukan conclusions to such debated questions as the relationship between church and salvation; the relationship between the Spirit, water baptism, and glossolalia in Christian initiation; the question of infant baptism; the character of worship; the interplay of Scripture and experience; church structure and leadership; and the nature of Christian mission."--Publisher's description.

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