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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This book addresses two questions:What do the various documents of the Bible actually claim about the Greek word ¿¿¿¿¿ | graph¿, which is the main word in the NT that is translated into English as 'Scripture' Is this term 'Scripture' an appropriate translation today The word Scripture is one of the most important of all Christian terms. However, there is a disconnect between the way this word gets used by most today and the way the Greek word behind this translation actually gets used in ancient biblical and related literature. This is a problem across the board, from the most popular uses to academic discussions and reference tools. This new study takes a close look at the Greek term graph¿ in ancient literature (normally translated as Scripture in the NT), and offers a startling conclusion. The book is written for energetic and adventurous readers of the Bible and offers a model for how to do thorough word studies. It will challenge the basic way this word gets used today.The book begins with a concern for 'hallowed ground': strong beliefs about 'scripture' in current usage. It then turns to tracing the word from Classical texts through the Apostolic Fathers. A great deal of attention is given to how translators in various texts have fallen into the practice of translating the word graph¿ as 'writing' or 'text', when not referring to texts in the Protestant biblical canon, but as 'S/scripture' when referring to books within that canon, A great deal of attention is given to every biblical text which uses the word graph¿ and new translations are offered for each context. Major dictionaries (like TDNT and BDAG) on the word are challenged as offering biased or inaccurate distinctions for the word, and alternatives are offered. This directly affects English translations in use today, as well as common preaching and teaching habits.The book has several appendices, including a select bibliography, a section on word study and resource fallacies, and general, author, and scripture indexes. The book offers a compact argument (just under 200 pages), is written in a non-dramatic style, and yet easy-to-read and access information.…

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - An introduction to Biblical Conversation; a deep-level Bible reading approach that respects and seeks to join in with the inter-biblical conversations that shaped biblical documents. This 160 page, well researched and smoothly written book encourages Bible readers to experience biblical texts deeply, as a conversation with biblical authors through their texts, and to stop merely (speed-) reading them. The book begins by pointing out that the phrase Bible study is an over-used tag-line to cover many activities, and that many of these activities may have very little to do with the Bible itself. Three chapters focus on Spirit, Text, and Self to help readers come to grips with just what is at stake when reading biblical texts. Whereas there is a popular notion that 'reading by the Spirit' somehow allows one to avoid or bypass studied attention to texts (in this way, creating a chasm between text and spirit), one of the key demonstrated emphases of this book is that 'All reading of biblical texts should be Spirit-led. All!' This includes everything from academic to devotional approaches. The book then moves to some exciting textual studies that help explain, comprehensively and readily, how the authors of biblical texts were in a continual conversation with one another, even those who preceded them by centuries, and that this was an ongoing, never-ending attempt to better comprehend and converse with God. A good deal of time is given to biblical texts (sometimes in delicious detail--as in food and water from the rock!) to illustrate the concept of biblical conversation. Finally, the book then introduces a tested and proven step-by-step approach for readers to become conversation partners with biblical authors through their texts--an approach that is compatible with group discussion, individual study, and many other approaches to knowing the Bible. The book's major goal is to help readers today 'join the conversation.' The sharply focused outline and argument of the book (13 chapters in 4 main parts) is perfect for both individual study and small (or even large) groups.…

Gebunden. Zustand: New. &Uumlber den AutorPh.D. in biblical studies from Graduate Theological Foundation in association with Oxford University. Collier is an American New Testament scholar focusing on the topics scripture and canon, midrash, and intertextuali.

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | As a Pre-Grammar, this book is intended as a prelude leading to New Testament (NT) Greek studies. (1) It focuses on why the pursuit of Greek as a spiritual discipline can be an exciting adventure that forever changes the way one reads the Bible; and (2) it gives one a taste of the language-a kind of "jump start." Each chapter is divided into two sections:I. SPIRITUAL DISCIPLINE (with various titles) The first section of each chapter is the primary focus of the book. It emphasizes and illustrates why the pursuit of NT Greek can be a spiritual discipline: a life-long encounter with biblical texts, a spiritual journey.Chapters 1-3 briefly describe spiritual disciplines and why the pursuit of NT Greek belongs here. Chapters 4-10 lay out seven (7) benchmarks, one for each chapter. By looking at one specific text from the Gospel of Matthew (13:52), these chapters highlight the pursuit of NT Greek as one way of serving God: a truly spiritual discipline. II. TIME FOR GREEK (always this title) The second section of each chapter offers some very basic Greek, enough to give readers a taste for the language. This is not a "shortcut" to learning Greek. (There is no such thing!) Here, a mere taste of Greek is offered at a light pace, a kind of "jump start" into the language, or maybe like a "sampler" in a restaurant. This small amount of the language is intended to help one see the larger picture as a way of serving God and to whet the appetite for taking the next step. A focus only or even primarily on the Greek part of this book will result in missing the point of the book.TABLE OF CONTENTS Explanation of Chapter Format: 9Master List: The 7 Spiritual Benchmarks 111 A GREEK EXPERIENCE 132 A SPIRITUAL DISCIPLINE 213 A TIME TO SOW 314 SCRIBES 395 TRAINED 476 KINGDOM OF HEAVEN 557 HOUSEHOLD MANAGER 698 TREASURE 839 NEW 9310 OLD 103APPENDIX 119.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - 'I Paulos', 4 volumes in one, addresses the specific question: 'Can we learn anything about an authentic Paul through a close reading of just one of his letters: 1Thessalonians ' The backdrop of this study is that the mid-1960's erupted in a virtual volcano of dissent against historical interests when reading ancient authors and texts. Authors were declared 'dead,' 'texts' were redefined, and revolutionary literary theories swept the academic landscape. Concurrently, studies on Paul exploded into new perspectives, counter perspectives, wildly different 'lives of Paul,' and a general disillusionment that anything at all about the 'real Paul'could be known. In the face of such explosive views, I Paulos poses a daring two-fold thesis: First, an 'authentic' Paul can be known from at least the letter of 1Thessalonians, just as much as anyone can be known from a personal encounter. For what is 'authentic' about authors inhabits particular kinds of texts like this one. Second, Paul can be seen in this letter as carrying on conversations on multiple levels and in a variety of shades, not only with his immediate audience, but with God through earlier authors and texts.Volume 1 offers an extensive introduction to the problem of authors and texts; Volume 2 looks at how scholars are struggling with the question of reading Paul, and it introduces the concept of deep level Biblical Conversation for explaining how Paul interacted with sacred text and sacred community; Volume 3 offers a new translation and contextual commentary analysis of 1Thessalonians, demonstrating both the extent to which an authentic Paul might be available, and the value of understanding Biblical Conversation as a mindset for Paul in this letter.Naturally, the implication is that what works for Paul in one of his earliest letters might be appropriate for his other letters as well.…

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | A substantive response to Kruger's position as offered in one of his live speeches and several books. Includes references to three of his books on canon.

Zustand: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Seiten: 742 | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | "I Paulos", 4 volumes in one, addresses the specific question: "Can we learn anything about an authentic Paul through a close reading of just one of his letters: 1Thessalonians?" The backdrop of this study is that the mid-1960's erupted in a virtual volcano of dissent against historical interests when reading ancient authors and texts. Authors were declared "dead," "texts" were redefined, and revolutionary literary theories swept the academic landscape. Concurrently, studies on Paul exploded into new perspectives, counter perspectives, wildly different "lives of Paul," and a general disillusionment that anything at all about the "real Paul"could be known. In the face of such explosive views, I Paulos poses a daring two-fold thesis: First, an "authentic" Paul can be known from at least the letter of 1Thessalonians, just as much as anyone can be known from a personal encounter. For what is "authentic" about authors inhabits particular kinds of texts like this one. Second, Paul can be seen in this letter as carrying on conversations on multiple levels and in a variety of shades, not only with his immediate audience, but with God through earlier authors and texts.Volume 1 offers an extensive introduction to the problem of authors and texts; Volume 2 looks at how scholars are struggling with the question of reading Paul, and it introduces the concept of deep level Biblical Conversation for explaining how Paul interacted with sacred text and sacred community; Volume 3 offers a new translation and contextual commentary analysis of 1Thessalonians, demonstrating both the extent to which an authentic Paul might be available, and the value of understanding Biblical Conversation as a mindset for Paul in this letter.Naturally, the implication is that what works for Paul in one of his earliest letters might be appropriate for his other letters as well.…