Readers, texts, horizons and history: the unfinished task of understanding our world and ourselves. Life is a journey and certainly understanding what we read is an exciting one! But what happens when we read? To be sure, reading is more than just getting information. We come to see the world anew and ourselves from a different angle whenever we read a text. Texts also bring about different possibilities of being-in-the-world. In that sense, reading is an authentic learning experience. The Epistle to the Romans has played an important role in shaping the Christian faith. Particularly, Paul's instruction on civil matters has been instrumental in the development of a Christian political thought. Shifting political matters demand from the Church relevant answers. The readers of Romans 13 are left with the unfinished task of affirming and transforming the sphere of civil power in the light of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. However, this task can only be undertaken when we appropriate the lessons from the past keeping an eye to the future.

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Contours of a Biblical Reception Theory
Studies in the Rezeptionsgeschichte of Romans 13.1-7
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Contours of a Biblical Reception Theory
Studies in the Rezeptionsgeschichte of Romans 13.1-7
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Table of contents
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Table of Contents
- Body
- Preface
- Chapter 1: The re-historicisation of understanding and reading
- Chapter 2: An account of the use of reception theory in contemporary biblical studies
- Chapter 3: Contours of a Biblical Reception Theory (BRT): Biblical Reception Theory as a rehistoricisation of biblical exegesis
- Chapter 4: The contemporary academic Rezeptionsgeschichte of Romans 13.1–7
- Chapter 5: The Hypothetical Early Reception of Romans 13.1–7
- Chapter 6: The Rezeptionsgeschichte of Romans 13.1–7 in the first, second and third centuries
- Chapter 7: The Rezeptionsgeschichte of Romans 13.1–7 in the fourth and thirteenth centuries
- Final Conclusion
- Bibliography
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