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"What are human beings that you remember them?" : proceedings of the third International Bible Conference, Nof Ginosar and Jerusalem, June 11-21, 2012 / Clinton Wahlen, editor.

By: Contributor(s): Material type: TextPublication details: Silver Spring, MD : Biblical Research Institute : Review and Herald Publishing Association; c2015.Description: xiv, 340 pages ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 9780925675279
  • 092567527X
Other title:
  • Proceedings of the third International Bible Conference, Nof Ginosar and Jerusalem, June 11-21, 2012 [Portion of title]
Contained works:
  • Stele, Artur A. Biblical Anthropology: introduction and challenges
  • Wahlen, Clinton. Biblical Anthropology: introduction and challenges
  • Davidson, Richard M. The nature of the human being from the beginning: Genesis 1-11
  • Gane, Roy E. The nature of the human being in Leviticus
  • Medina, Richard W. The nature of the human being in the book of Proverbs
  • Olariu, Daniel. The riddle of En-Dor: a rhetorical approach to 1 Samuel 28:3-25
  • Cortez, Félix H. Death and future hope in the Hebrew bible
  • Wahlen, Clinton. Greek Philosophy, Judaism, and Biblical anthropology
  • Mueller, Ekkehardt. The nature of the human being in the New Testament
  • Shepherd, Thomas R. Resurrection, Rebirth, and the human being in 1 and 2 Peter
  • Cortez, Félix H. Death and hell in the New Testament
  • Hasel, Frank M. The nature of the human being in Christian theology
  • Petersen, Paul B. "Unwholly" relationships: unity in a biblical ontology
  • Donkor, Kwabena. Understanding spiritualistic influences from culture
  • Gayoba, Francisco D. Biblical anthropology and ministry in an age of spiritualism
  • Moskala, Jiří. Eternal punishment in hell and the immortality of the soul: overview of the current debate
  • Pollard, Leslie N. Visions of victory
Subject(s): LOC classification:
  • BS661 .B53 2015
Summary: What is the nature of human beings and their destiny? How should we understand the concepts of death and hell? Is the human being an indivisible entity or is there a soul that survives death? These important questions have been contemplated by great thinkers for millennia. In this collection of presentations given at the Third International Bible Conference at Nof Ginosar and in Jerusalem, June 11-21, 2012, Bible scholars from around the world address such important issues as the image of God in human beings, death and hell in Scripture and in contemporary Christian thought, as well as recent challenges to the biblical conception of human beings and their destiny. This latest contribution to the monism-dualism debate provides a vital resource for all who are interested in these important questions. -- back cover.
Item type: Books
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What is the nature of human beings and their destiny? How should we understand the concepts of death and hell? Is the human being an indivisible entity or is there a soul that survives death? These important questions have been contemplated by great thinkers for millennia. In this collection of presentations given at the Third International Bible Conference at Nof Ginosar and in Jerusalem, June 11-21, 2012, Bible scholars from around the world address such important issues as the image of God in human beings, death and hell in Scripture and in contemporary Christian thought, as well as recent challenges to the biblical conception of human beings and their destiny. This latest contribution to the monism-dualism debate provides a vital resource for all who are interested in these important questions. -- back cover.