The Bible in history: how the texts have shaped the times
"This book examines the symbiotic relationship between Scripture and the social and cultural contexts shaping its interpretation throughout Western history. Biblical texts have not only shaped the times, but the times have also exerted an enormous impact on shaping the interpretation of texts....
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[2023]
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| Zusammenfassung: | "This book examines the symbiotic relationship between Scripture and the social and cultural contexts shaping its interpretation throughout Western history. Biblical texts have not only shaped the times, but the times have also exerted an enormous impact on shaping the interpretation of texts. The book traces how specific biblical texts-verses, chapters, and portions of books-have at various times emerged to be the inspiration of movements that have changed the course of history. Each chapter is shaped roughly like an hourglass; that is, chapters examine the history of a text on either side of a particular episode in which the text undergoes an innovative interpretation. This critical juncture-the next of the hourglass-becomes the primary focus of attention in each chapter. Criteria for the selection of texts include their significance in the history of Christianity, the diversity of traditions and texts, and the interpretive strategies and varied themes that demonstrate a cross section of exegetical and hermeneutical approaches. The book consists of ten chapters: Anthony's call to the desert after hearing words of Matthew 19:21; the biblical rationale for the papacy found in Matthew 16:18; Bernard of Clairvaux's Sermons on the Song of Songs; the transformative influence of Romans 1:16-17 on Martin Luther; the Anabaptist non-violent ethic in following Jesus' teaching in the Sermon on the Mount; the exodus motif in African American history; the texts that gave rise to modern Pentecostalism; the decisive text of Galatians 3:28 in support of women's ministry; the "Great Commission" text (Matthew 28:18-20) of missionary motivation in the modern period; and biblical texts that encompass the divisive and ongoing controversy of male homosexuality"-- |
| Beschreibung: | xiv, 482 Seiten |
| ISBN: | 9780197669075 9780197525364 |
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| adam_text | Contents Preface to the Second Edition Acknowledgments List ofAbbreviations ix xi xiii ՛ Introduction 1 1. “Follow Me”: Anthony and the Rise of Monasticism 10 2. “Upon This Rock”: Peter and the Papacy 41 3. “Let Him Kiss Me with the Kisses of His Mouth!”: Bernard andthe Song of Songs 4. “The Righteous Will Live by Faith”: Luther’s Search for a Gracious God 80 116 5. “Love Your Enemies”: Anabaptists and the Peace Tradition 153 6. “Let My People Go”: Exodus in the African American Experience 190 7. “Filled with the Holy Spirit”: The Roots of Pentecostalism 228 8. One in Christ Jesus”: Womens Ministry and Ordination 266 9. “Go and Make Disciples of All Nations”: The Great Commission and the Modern Protestant Missionary Movement 307 10. “Men Committed Shameless Acts with Men”: The Homosexual Debate in Our Time Conclusion Notes Generalindex Index of Scripture 338 382 387 461 477
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Contents Preface to the Second Edition Acknowledgments List ofAbbreviations ix xi xiii ՛ Introduction 1 1. “Follow Me”: Anthony and the Rise of Monasticism 10 2. “Upon This Rock”: Peter and the Papacy 41 3. “Let Him Kiss Me with the Kisses of His Mouth!”: Bernard andthe Song of Songs 4. “The Righteous Will Live by Faith”: Luther’s Search for a Gracious God 80 116 5. “Love Your Enemies”: Anabaptists and the Peace Tradition 153 6. “Let My People Go”: Exodus in the African American Experience 190 7. “Filled with the Holy Spirit”: The Roots of Pentecostalism 228 8. One in Christ Jesus”: Womens Ministry and Ordination 266 9. “Go and Make Disciples of All Nations”: The Great Commission and the Modern Protestant Missionary Movement 307 10. “Men Committed Shameless Acts with Men”: The Homosexual Debate in Our Time Conclusion Notes Generalindex' Index of Scripture 338 382 387 461 477 |
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