"This volume explores the reuse of scripture within the genre of apocalyptic, with a particular focus on the Book of Revelation, while also considering other apocalyptic texts in the New Testament and early Jewish literature"--
"This volume explores the reuse of scripture within the genre of apocalyptic, with a particular focus on the Book of Revelation, while also considering other apocalyptic texts in the New Testament and early Jewish literature"--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Susan Docherty is Professor of New Testament and Early Judaism at Newman University Birmingham, UK. Steve Smith is Lecturer in New Testament studies at St Mellitus College, UK.
Inhaltsangabe
Dedication Abbreviations List of Contributors Introduction: Scripture in Revelation and Apocalyptic - Steve Smith St Mellitus College UK and Susan Docherty Newman University Birmingham UK Part 1: Re-Using Scripture: Methodological Issues Chapter 1: Typology and Eschatology: the Scriptural Shaping of Imagery in the Book of Revelation - Frances Young Birmingham University (Emerita) UK Chapter 2: Smells Like Teen Spirit: Steve Moyise and G. K. Beale on the Use of Scripture in Revelation in the 1990s - Garrick V. Allen University of Glasgow UK Chapter 3: Dreaming with Scripture: Revisiting the Beale-Moyise Debate - Benjamin Sargent Independent Scholar UK Part 2: Scriptures and Interpretation in the Book of Revelation Chapter 4: Something Old Something New: The Origins of the Song of Moses in Rev 15.3 - David M. Allen Queen's Foundation for Ecumenical Theological Education UK Chapter 5: Echoes from the Septuagint Psalter in the Apocalyptic Texture of Revelation - Gert J. Steyn Theologische Hochschule Ewersbach Germany and University of Pretoria South Africa. Chapter 6: The OT Background of Sound and Silence in the Book of Revelation - Beate Kowalski TU Dortmund University Germany Chapter 7: The Reimagining of Theological Time: Revelation's Use of the OT in Defining its Temporality - Ian Paul St Nic's Nottingham UK and Fuller Theological Seminary USA Chapter 8: The Expositio Apocalypseos of the Venerable Bede: An Example of Early Medieval Preoccupation with Construing Time and its End - Paul M. Collins Independent Scholar UK Chapter 9: Apocalyptic on Screen - Can the Hermeneutical Flow Really be Reversed? The TV Drama Series Years and Years and the Book of Revelation - Clive Marsh Queen's Foundation for Ecumenical Theological Education UK Part 3: Scripture in Early Jewish and Early Christian Apocalyptic Writings Chapter 10: The Psalms in 1 Enoch - Susan E. Docherty Newman University UK Chapter 11: Revelation in Johannine Perspective: On Seeing the Glory in John 1:14 - Wendy E. S. North Durham University UK Chapter 12: The Identity and Destiny of "All Israel" in Paul's Apocalyptic Imagination: Revisiting Romans 11:26 - B.J. Oropeza Azusa Pacific University USA Chapter 13: The Wedding Imagery of the Apocalypse and Paul - Lionel North Independent Scholar UK Chapter 14: David the Prophet in the First Apocryphal Apocalypse of John - Craig A. Evans Houston Baptist University USA Bibliography Index
Dedication Abbreviations List of Contributors Introduction: Scripture in Revelation and Apocalyptic - Steve Smith St Mellitus College UK and Susan Docherty Newman University Birmingham UK Part 1: Re-Using Scripture: Methodological Issues Chapter 1: Typology and Eschatology: the Scriptural Shaping of Imagery in the Book of Revelation - Frances Young Birmingham University (Emerita) UK Chapter 2: Smells Like Teen Spirit: Steve Moyise and G. K. Beale on the Use of Scripture in Revelation in the 1990s - Garrick V. Allen University of Glasgow UK Chapter 3: Dreaming with Scripture: Revisiting the Beale-Moyise Debate - Benjamin Sargent Independent Scholar UK Part 2: Scriptures and Interpretation in the Book of Revelation Chapter 4: Something Old Something New: The Origins of the Song of Moses in Rev 15.3 - David M. Allen Queen's Foundation for Ecumenical Theological Education UK Chapter 5: Echoes from the Septuagint Psalter in the Apocalyptic Texture of Revelation - Gert J. Steyn Theologische Hochschule Ewersbach Germany and University of Pretoria South Africa. Chapter 6: The OT Background of Sound and Silence in the Book of Revelation - Beate Kowalski TU Dortmund University Germany Chapter 7: The Reimagining of Theological Time: Revelation's Use of the OT in Defining its Temporality - Ian Paul St Nic's Nottingham UK and Fuller Theological Seminary USA Chapter 8: The Expositio Apocalypseos of the Venerable Bede: An Example of Early Medieval Preoccupation with Construing Time and its End - Paul M. Collins Independent Scholar UK Chapter 9: Apocalyptic on Screen - Can the Hermeneutical Flow Really be Reversed? The TV Drama Series Years and Years and the Book of Revelation - Clive Marsh Queen's Foundation for Ecumenical Theological Education UK Part 3: Scripture in Early Jewish and Early Christian Apocalyptic Writings Chapter 10: The Psalms in 1 Enoch - Susan E. Docherty Newman University UK Chapter 11: Revelation in Johannine Perspective: On Seeing the Glory in John 1:14 - Wendy E. S. North Durham University UK Chapter 12: The Identity and Destiny of "All Israel" in Paul's Apocalyptic Imagination: Revisiting Romans 11:26 - B.J. Oropeza Azusa Pacific University USA Chapter 13: The Wedding Imagery of the Apocalypse and Paul - Lionel North Independent Scholar UK Chapter 14: David the Prophet in the First Apocryphal Apocalypse of John - Craig A. Evans Houston Baptist University USA Bibliography Index
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