Titre :	Sickness and healing
Titre original :	Krankheit und Heilung
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Seybold, Klaus, Auteur ; Ulrich B. Mueller, Auteur ; Douglas W. Stott, Traducteur
Editeur :	Nashville, Tennessee [United States] : Abingdon Press
Année de publication :	c1981
Collection :	Biblical Encounter Series
Importance :	205 p.
Présentation :	Illustrations.
Format :	22 cm
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	978-0-687-38444-0
Note générale :	Includes bibliographical references.
Langues :	Anglais (eng) Langues originales : (deu)
Catégories :	Healing in the Bible. Medicine in the Bible.
Index. décimale :	BS 680.H4
Note de contenu :	Introduction: Sickness as problem and as motif in the biblical tradition -- A. Old Testament. I. The situation of the sick person in Israel and its near-Eastern environment : framework and background -- Language -- Role -- Institutions -- The medical arts -- The Canaanite environment -- Mesopotamia -- Egypt -- Influences during the later period -- II. Statements concerning sickness in the Old Testament literature : available texts -- Narrative literature -- Psalms -- Wisdom literature -- Prophecy -- Theological statements -- III. Particular cases of sickness : concretizations -- "Leprosy" -- King Saul -- Ezekiel -- The suffering servant (Isaiah ch. 53) -- The case of Job -- IV. Preliminary steps toward an Old Testament -- The patriarchal faith in God -- The fundamental confession : "Yahweh, your Savior" -- Views concerning the sickness and healing of a people and of an individual -- Structure and criticism of the paradigm -- The conflict with medicine and exorcism -- Open questions on the periphery of the Old Testament. B. New Testament. I. Sickness and healing in the New Testament milieu -- The Greek sphere -- The Jewish sphere -- II. Jesus' understanding of sickness and healing -- Methods, preliminary considerations -- Jesus' exorcism of demons in the inbreaking kingdom of God -- Jesus' healings of sickness -- Sickness as the consequence of sin -- Historical reminiscence regarding Jesus' healings in the miracle stories -- III. Frequent sickness in the New Testament miracle stories -- Possession -- So-called leprosy -- Blindness -- Paralysis -- IV. The understanding of sickness and healing in the New Testament miracle stories -- The understanding of healing in the exorcisms -- The understanding of sickness and healing in the therapies -- Healing and faith -- Sickness and sin, healing and the forgiveness of sins -- Jesus Christ as Lord over sickness in the gospel portrayals -- V. Paul's illness -- VI. Healings in the early church -- Biblical concern with sickness as a theological problem : encounters.

Sickness and healing = Krankheit und Heilung [texte imprimé] / Seybold, Klaus, Auteur ; Ulrich B. Mueller, Auteur ; Douglas W. Stott, Traducteur . - Nashville, Tennessee [United States] : Abingdon Press, c1981 . - 205 p. : Illustrations. ; 22 cm. - (Biblical Encounter Series) .
ISBN : 978-0-687-38444-0
Includes bibliographical references.
Langues : Anglais (eng) Langues originales : (deu)

Catégories :	Healing in the Bible. Medicine in the Bible.
Index. décimale :	BS 680.H4
Note de contenu :	Introduction: Sickness as problem and as motif in the biblical tradition -- A. Old Testament. I. The situation of the sick person in Israel and its near-Eastern environment : framework and background -- Language -- Role -- Institutions -- The medical arts -- The Canaanite environment -- Mesopotamia -- Egypt -- Influences during the later period -- II. Statements concerning sickness in the Old Testament literature : available texts -- Narrative literature -- Psalms -- Wisdom literature -- Prophecy -- Theological statements -- III. Particular cases of sickness : concretizations -- "Leprosy" -- King Saul -- Ezekiel -- The suffering servant (Isaiah ch. 53) -- The case of Job -- IV. Preliminary steps toward an Old Testament -- The patriarchal faith in God -- The fundamental confession : "Yahweh, your Savior" -- Views concerning the sickness and healing of a people and of an individual -- Structure and criticism of the paradigm -- The conflict with medicine and exorcism -- Open questions on the periphery of the Old Testament. B. New Testament. I. Sickness and healing in the New Testament milieu -- The Greek sphere -- The Jewish sphere -- II. Jesus' understanding of sickness and healing -- Methods, preliminary considerations -- Jesus' exorcism of demons in the inbreaking kingdom of God -- Jesus' healings of sickness -- Sickness as the consequence of sin -- Historical reminiscence regarding Jesus' healings in the miracle stories -- III. Frequent sickness in the New Testament miracle stories -- Possession -- So-called leprosy -- Blindness -- Paralysis -- IV. The understanding of sickness and healing in the New Testament miracle stories -- The understanding of healing in the exorcisms -- The understanding of sickness and healing in the therapies -- Healing and faith -- Sickness and sin, healing and the forgiveness of sins -- Jesus Christ as Lord over sickness in the gospel portrayals -- V. Paul's illness -- VI. Healings in the early church -- Biblical concern with sickness as a theological problem : encounters.