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050 0 4 _aBT450.H323.F733 2006
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100 1 _aHarrisville, Roy A.
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245 1 0 _aFracture :
_bthe cross as irreconcilable in the language and thought of the biblical writers /
_cRoy A. Harrisville.
_hPR
260 _aGrand Rapids, Michigan :
_bWilliam B. Eerdmans Publishing Company,
_c(c)2006.
300 _axi, 298 pages ;
_c23 cm
336 _atext
_btxt
_2rdacontent
337 _aunmediated
_bn
_2rdamedia
338 _avolume
_bnc
_2rdacarrier
504 _a1 and indexes.
505 0 0 _a1. Introduction : --
_tTextbook history without breaks --
_tWhere revolutions begin --
_tPolarization --
_t"Jews demand signs" --
_t"Greeks desire wisdom" --
_t"Conversion" or "call" --
_tPaul --
_tThe evangelists --
_tThe fathers --
_tA new world --
_tThe convert --
_tContinuity and contrast --
_t2. The death of Jesus in Paul : --
_tThe Old Testament cultic and legal tradition --
_tUse and fracture of wisdom, sacrifice, and the law --
_tUse and fracture of apocalyptic --
_tUse and fracture of stoicism --
_tUse and fracture of gnosis --
_tUse and fracture of the pre-pauline Christian tradition --
_tThe pauline experiential theology --
_tPaul and the cross in the believer's life --
_t3. The death of Jesus in Mark : --
_tThe scheme --
_tOld Testament theology --
_tUse and fracture of the servant motif --
_tUse and fracture of apocalyptic --
_tUse and fracture of the divine man --
_tUse and fracture of the pre-marcan tradition --
_t4. The death of Jesus in Matthew : --
_tThe scheme --
_tUse and fracture of Old Testament theology and apocalyptic --
_tUse and fracture of nomism --
_t5. The death of Jesus in Luke : --
_tLuke and the heilsgeschichtlich scheme --
_tA second reading --
_tUse : martyrs and wisdom --
_tFracture : the divine necessity --
_t6. Synoptic confession of the crucified --
_t7. The death of Jesus in John : --
_tThe debate --
_tThe scheme --
_tUse and fracture of Judaism --
_tUse and fracture of gnosis --
_t8. The death of Jesus in Hebrews --
_tThe death of Jesus --
_tHebrews and Judaism --
_tUse and fracture of the cultic --
_tUse and fracture of apocalyptic --
_tUse and fracture of hellenistic Bible exegesis --
_tUse and fracture of gnosis --
_t9. The death of Jesus in the First Epistle of Peter --
_tThe independence of the Epistle --
_tUse and fracture of the Old Testament and Judaism --
_tHellenization and its fracture --
_tGnosis and its fracture --
_tChristian sources and their fracture --
_t10. Conclusion.
520 0 _aSince the advent of formal biblical criticism, many have come to see the crucifixion as merely one event in the process of religious development. Yet for the New Testament writers it was so much more, representing a radical break that forever affected their perception of God and the world. In this book Roy Harrisville examines the thought worlds of the New Testament writers, showing how the cross fractured their previously held ideas, causing a profound reorientation centered on the story of the cross. Focusing chronologically on Paul, the Synoptic writers, John, and the authors of Hebrews and 1 Peter, Harrisville demonstrates changes in the writers' understanding of sacrifice, law, Hellenism, apocalyptic, and other areas - changes that created the new values of the radically different Christian community. An insightful work of careful critical scholarship, Harrisville's Fracture will appeal to anyone interested in reviewing the New Testament's witness to that which lies at the heart of earliest Christian confession and which has provoked such bitter conflict in history.
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600 0 0 _aJesus Christ
_xCrucifixion.
650 4 _aJesus Christ
_xCrucifixion.
856 4 1 _3Table of contents
_uhttp://catdir.loc.gov/catdir/toc/ecip068/2006003739.html
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_bCynthia Snell
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_dCynthia Snell