Theology of the New Testament
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Theology of the New Testament

German Edition edited and completed

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eBook - PDF

Theology of the New Testament

German Edition edited and completed

About this book

Contents are the theological conceptions of the authors of the New Testament, considered from systematic viewpoints, in the following sequence: Paul, the synoptics (Jesus, the saying-source), the Johannine literature (including the Apocalypse of John), the deutero-Pauline writings, the catholic epistles.

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Table of contents

  1. Foreword
  2. Translator’s Preface
  3. Introduction
  4. A. Redemption and Liberation – The Theology of Paul
  5. I. History-of-Religion Presuppositions – Prepauline Elements in Pauline Theology
  6. II. The Person of Jesus Christ
  7. III. The Liberation through Christ
  8. IV. The Community of the Free – The Church
  9. V. The Future of the Free
  10. B. Early Christian Tradition to the Composition of the Gospels
  11. I. The Proclamation of the Coming One – John the Baptist
  12. II. The Kingdom of God – Jesus
  13. III. The Palestinian and the Hellenistic Church
  14. IV. Directives of the Son of Man – The Sayings Collection
  15. C. The Way of Jesus Christ – The Synoptic Gospels
  16. I. Fundamental Problems of Gospel Composition
  17. II. Secret Epiphany – The Evangelist Mark
  18. III. The Way of Righteousness – The Evangelist Matthew
  19. IV. The Midst of Time – The Evangelist Luke
  20. D. Truth and Love – The Johannine School
  21. I. The Presbyter's Letters
  22. II. The First Letter of John
  23. III. The Gospel of John
  24. IV. The Coming of the Lamb – The Apocalyptist John
  25. E. On the Way to the Early Catholic Church – the Deuteropauline Literature
  26. I. Christ, the Head of the Church – The Letter to the Colossians
  27. II. Attaining the Maturity of Christ – The Letter to the Ephesians
  28. III. Sound Doctrine – The Pastoral Letters
  29. IV. Against the False Eschatological Teachers – Second Thessalonians
  30. F. A Message with a Universal Claim – The Catholic Letters
  31. I. Christ, the True High Priest – The Epistle to the Hebrews
  32. II. Suffering with Christ – The First Letter of Peter
  33. III. Orientation to the Beginnings – The Letter of Jude and Second Peter
  34. IV. The Perfect Law of Freedom – The Letter of James
  35. General Bibliography
  36. Index