Titre :	The theology of the Apostles : the development of New Testament theology
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Adolf von Schlatter (1852-1938), Auteur
Editeur :	Grand Rapids, Mich. : Baker Books
Année de publication :	©1998
Importance :	452 p.
Format :	24 cm
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	978-0-8010-2189-3
Note générale :	Includes bibliographical references and indexes
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Catégories :	Apostles Bible.--New Testament History of Biblical events Theology--Early church
Résumé :	Until this day, Adolf Schlatter's incisive theological work has remained something of a well-kept secret among English-speaking theologians and biblical scholars. The Anglo-American scholarly guild has been slow to award Schlatter the respect due him. During his lifetime, none of Schlatter's books were translated into English. His true stature, however, can be appreciated by the fact that the first volume of Gerhard
Note de contenu :	The disciples' vantage point at the beginning of their work. The disciples' consciousness of God ; The Christ of God ; The Spirit's presence with the disciples ; The office of Jesus' messengers ; The disciples' commission to Israel ; Baptism in Jesus' name ; The Lord's table ; The new church -- The convictions upheld by Jesus' followers. The aim set for the church by Peter ; The establishment of recollections about Jesus by Matthew ; The purification of Jewish devotion by James ; The refutation of Gnosticism by Jude ; Jesus' message to the Greeks according to John -- The calling of the nations through Paul. Paul's task ; Christ's gift ; God's presence in Christ ; The church ; Conditions affecting Pauline teaching -- The share of apostolic associates in doctrinal formation. The simplification of the gospel by Mark ; The enrichment of recollections of Jesus through the witnesses consulted by Luke ; The incorporation of careful regard for history into the church's body of conviction through Luke ; Resistance to a return to Judaism through the Epistle to the Hebrews ; The renewed determination of the church's goal in the name of Peter -- The knowledge possessed by the early church. The God of Christendom ; The task to be accomplished by the church.

The theology of the Apostles : the development of New Testament theology [texte imprimé] / Adolf von Schlatter (1852-1938), Auteur . - Grand Rapids, Mich. : Baker Books, ©1998 . - 452 p. ; 24 cm.
ISBN : 978-0-8010-2189-3
Includes bibliographical references and indexes
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Catégories :	Apostles Bible.--New Testament History of Biblical events Theology--Early church
Résumé :	Until this day, Adolf Schlatter's incisive theological work has remained something of a well-kept secret among English-speaking theologians and biblical scholars. The Anglo-American scholarly guild has been slow to award Schlatter the respect due him. During his lifetime, none of Schlatter's books were translated into English. His true stature, however, can be appreciated by the fact that the first volume of Gerhard
Note de contenu :	The disciples' vantage point at the beginning of their work. The disciples' consciousness of God ; The Christ of God ; The Spirit's presence with the disciples ; The office of Jesus' messengers ; The disciples' commission to Israel ; Baptism in Jesus' name ; The Lord's table ; The new church -- The convictions upheld by Jesus' followers. The aim set for the church by Peter ; The establishment of recollections about Jesus by Matthew ; The purification of Jewish devotion by James ; The refutation of Gnosticism by Jude ; Jesus' message to the Greeks according to John -- The calling of the nations through Paul. Paul's task ; Christ's gift ; God's presence in Christ ; The church ; Conditions affecting Pauline teaching -- The share of apostolic associates in doctrinal formation. The simplification of the gospel by Mark ; The enrichment of recollections of Jesus through the witnesses consulted by Luke ; The incorporation of careful regard for history into the church's body of conviction through Luke ; Resistance to a return to Judaism through the Epistle to the Hebrews ; The renewed determination of the church's goal in the name of Peter -- The knowledge possessed by the early church. The God of Christendom ; The task to be accomplished by the church.