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New covenant, new community : the significance of biblical and patristic covenant theology for contemporary understanding / Petrus J. Gr�abe.

By: Material type: TextPublication details: Milton Keynes : Paternoster Press, 2006.Description: xx, 254 p. ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 1842272489
  • 9781842272480
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Contents:
A "renaissance" of covenant theology -- The Old Testament background for understanding the covenant concept in the New Testament -- The (new) covenant in early Judaism -- The (new) covenant in the Jesus tradition -- The new covenant in Pauline literature -- The new covenant in the Epistle to the Hebrews -- The reflection of the concept of the new covenant in the Johannine literature -- The new covenant in the second century -- The new covenant in the Syrian tradition: Aphrahat -- The new covenant: Christian identity and the dialogue with the Jews -- The reception of the new covenant in the history of theology: two perspectives -- Transmission and reinterpretation: interpretive trajectories for a "theology of a new covenent."
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Judith Thomas Library General Stacks Books BT 155 .G73 2006 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) AUA013350 Available AUA013350

Includes bibliographical references (p. [215]-240) and index.

A "renaissance" of covenant theology -- The Old Testament background for understanding the covenant concept in the New Testament -- The (new) covenant in early Judaism -- The (new) covenant in the Jesus tradition -- The new covenant in Pauline literature -- The new covenant in the Epistle to the Hebrews -- The reflection of the concept of the new covenant in the Johannine literature -- The new covenant in the second century -- The new covenant in the Syrian tradition: Aphrahat -- The new covenant: Christian identity and the dialogue with the Jews -- The reception of the new covenant in the history of theology: two perspectives -- Transmission and reinterpretation: interpretive trajectories for a "theology of a new covenent."