To Live in the Spirit provides a detailed examination of πνε¿μa (spirit) in Paul's teaching about virtues in his seven undisputed letters. Naveros Córdova shows how Paul's understanding of πνε¿μa as a foundational concept in his ethical teaching is construed within both the Hellenistic Jewish and Greek traditions.
To Live in the Spirit provides a detailed examination of πνε¿μa (spirit) in Paul's teaching about virtues in his seven undisputed letters. Naveros Córdova shows how Paul's understanding of πνε¿μa as a foundational concept in his ethical teaching is construed within both the Hellenistic Jewish and Greek traditions.
Nélida Naveros Córdova, CDP, is Adjunct Professor of New Testament at Pope St. John XXIII Seminary.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Chapter 1 Understanding the Spirit: The Place of in a Greco-Roman World of Jews and Gentiles Chapter 2 The New Age Concerning 's Preeminence in Paul's Early Letters Chapter 3 The Development of as Font of All Christian Virtues in the Practical Life of Believers in the Later Letters Chapter 4 and the New Conception of Liberation Pervading Paul's Ethical Teaching Chapter 5 Conclusion: Final Remarks
Introduction Chapter 1 Understanding the Spirit: The Place of in a Greco-Roman World of Jews and Gentiles Chapter 2 The New Age Concerning 's Preeminence in Paul's Early Letters Chapter 3 The Development of as Font of All Christian Virtues in the Practical Life of Believers in the Later Letters Chapter 4 and the New Conception of Liberation Pervading Paul's Ethical Teaching Chapter 5 Conclusion: Final Remarks
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