Jesus, Paul and Judaism :
Goppelt, Leonhard, 1911-1973.
Jesus, Paul and Judaism : an introduction to New Testament theology / Leonhard Goppelt. - English ed., translated and edited by Edward Schroeder. - London : New York, T. Nelson. [c1964] - 192 p. 21 cm.
"This English translation represents the first half of ... Christentum und Judentum im ersten und zweiten Jahrhundert."
Bibliographical footnotes.
Contents: Concerning problem and method --
Judaism at the time of Jesus --
Jesus as God's final ambassador for all Israel --
Jesus' controversy with Pharisaism --
The offense to Judaism : the hidden nature of Jesus' authority --
The decision in Jerusalem : Israel's rejection of the Christ --
Jesus' own pronouncement about Israel's place in redemptive history following its rejection of him --
The church moves out to the edges of Judaism --
The church inside and outside Judaism --
The church separated from Judaism --
Paul interprets the break : Judaism as a sample of pre-Christian existence (Romans 1-8) --
Paul interprets the break : part-Christian Israel and the gospel (Romans 9-11) --
Paul's conflict with Jewish gnosticism : the initial conflict with syncretism --
Conclusion : Outlook for subsequent development.
64025284
Bible.--N.T.--Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Christianity and other religions--Judaism.
Judaism--Relations--Christianity.
BM 535 / .G583 1964
296
Jesus, Paul and Judaism : an introduction to New Testament theology / Leonhard Goppelt. - English ed., translated and edited by Edward Schroeder. - London : New York, T. Nelson. [c1964] - 192 p. 21 cm.
"This English translation represents the first half of ... Christentum und Judentum im ersten und zweiten Jahrhundert."
Bibliographical footnotes.
Contents: Concerning problem and method --
Judaism at the time of Jesus --
Jesus as God's final ambassador for all Israel --
Jesus' controversy with Pharisaism --
The offense to Judaism : the hidden nature of Jesus' authority --
The decision in Jerusalem : Israel's rejection of the Christ --
Jesus' own pronouncement about Israel's place in redemptive history following its rejection of him --
The church moves out to the edges of Judaism --
The church inside and outside Judaism --
The church separated from Judaism --
Paul interprets the break : Judaism as a sample of pre-Christian existence (Romans 1-8) --
Paul interprets the break : part-Christian Israel and the gospel (Romans 9-11) --
Paul's conflict with Jewish gnosticism : the initial conflict with syncretism --
Conclusion : Outlook for subsequent development.
64025284
Bible.--N.T.--Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Christianity and other religions--Judaism.
Judaism--Relations--Christianity.
BM 535 / .G583 1964
296