Without compromising Jewish identity or encouraging any traditional Jewish stereotypes of the New Testament, offers an enlightened view of Christian beliefs and encourages readers to acknowledge their common humanity with people of all religions.
Without compromising Jewish identity or encouraging any traditional Jewish stereotypes of the New Testament, offers an enlightened view of Christian beliefs and encourages readers to acknowledge their common humanity with people of all religions.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Rabbi Samuel Sandmel was professor of Bible and Hellenistic literature at Hebrew Union College¿Jewish Institute of Religion, and was author of many highly regarded books in the field of Jewish and Bible studies.
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Preface to the Third Edition Preface New Forward Part One: Preliminaries I. A Description of the New Testament II. The Historian's Approach III. The Jewish Background IV. From Judaism into Christianity Part Two: Paul and the Pauline Epistles V. The Background of Paulinism VI. Paul VII. Paul¿s Doctrine of Christ VIII. The Church and the Law of Moses IX. The Epistles of Paul X. Pauline Christianity and Greek Religion Part Three: The Synoptic Gospels and Jesus XI. The Gospel Process XII. The Gospel According to Mark XIII. Beyond the Gospel According to Mark XIV. The Gospel According to Matthew XV. The Gospel According to Luke XVI. The Historical Jesus Part Four: Other Writings XVII. Catholic, Johannine, and Pastoral Epistles XVIII. The Epistle of James XIX. The First Epistle of Peter XX. The Epistle of the Hebrews XXI. The Johannine Epistles XXII. Revelation XXIII. Acts of the Apostles XXIV. The Gospel According to John XXV. The Pastoral Epistles XXVI. Jude and Second Peter Part Five: The Significance of the New Testament XXVII. The Genius of the New Testament Faith XXVIII. Epilogue Bibliography Indices
Preface to the Third Edition Preface New Forward Part One: Preliminaries I. A Description of the New Testament II. The Historian's Approach III. The Jewish Background IV. From Judaism into Christianity Part Two: Paul and the Pauline Epistles V. The Background of Paulinism VI. Paul VII. Paul¿s Doctrine of Christ VIII. The Church and the Law of Moses IX. The Epistles of Paul X. Pauline Christianity and Greek Religion Part Three: The Synoptic Gospels and Jesus XI. The Gospel Process XII. The Gospel According to Mark XIII. Beyond the Gospel According to Mark XIV. The Gospel According to Matthew XV. The Gospel According to Luke XVI. The Historical Jesus Part Four: Other Writings XVII. Catholic, Johannine, and Pastoral Epistles XVIII. The Epistle of James XIX. The First Epistle of Peter XX. The Epistle of the Hebrews XXI. The Johannine Epistles XXII. Revelation XXIII. Acts of the Apostles XXIV. The Gospel According to John XXV. The Pastoral Epistles XXVI. Jude and Second Peter Part Five: The Significance of the New Testament XXVII. The Genius of the New Testament Faith XXVIII. Epilogue Bibliography Indices
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