
Das Regierungsprogramm des Himmelreichs
Eine Auslegung der Bergpredigt in ihrem jĂŒdischen Kontext
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Das Regierungsprogramm des Himmelreichs
Eine Auslegung der Bergpredigt in ihrem jĂŒdischen Kontext
About this book
Jesus' teaching on the mount - traditionally called Sermon of the Mount - is a central part of St. Matthew's Gospel. In its entire context Jesus is teacher, but also eschatological judge and king. Thus the Sermon of the Mount can be understood as governmental programme of the messiah Jesus. It is supposed to be set into practice by Jesus' followers, by the religious community, but surpasses this intentionally. At the end of the gospel all "peoples" are included: not only Israel but the peoples are addressed by Jesus' teaching. Accordingly Jesus proves to be someone who doesn't abolish or overbid the law, but speaks as an interpreter of the Tora. His declarations lie fully within Judaism.This interpretation of the Sermon of the Mount isn't only aimed at theologians but adds to making Jesus teachings on the mount freshly available to a broad and interested audience.
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Table of contents
- Deckblatt
- Titelseite
- Impressum
- Vorwort
- Inhalt
- EinfĂŒhrung
- Auslegung
- I. Jesu SchĂŒler als Zeugen der Gerechtigkeit des Himmelreiches (5,3â16)
- II. Gerechtigkeit nach Jesu Auslegung der Tora (5,17â48)
- III. Das Trachten nach dem Himmelreich und nach Gottes Gerechtigkeit (6,1â7,12)
- IV. Die Relevanz des Tuns fĂŒr die Teilhabe am Himmelreich (7,13â27)
- Schluss: Das Mitlernen der Völker â mit und in Jesu SchĂŒlerschaft und mit Israel
- Anhang I Kurze Information ĂŒber antike Schriftsteller und rabbinische Schriften, aus denen zitiert wird
- Anhang II Nachweis der Zitate aus der SekundÀrliteratur