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The Epistle to the Hebrews : a commentary on the Epistle to the Hebrews / by Harold W. Attridge ; edited by Helmut Koester.

Por: Colaborador(es): Detalles de publicación: Philadelphia : Fortress Press, c1989.Descripción: xxviii, 437 pages ; 25 cmTipo de contenido:
  • text
Tipo de medio:
  • unmediated
Tipo de soporte:
  • volume
ISBN:
  • 0800660218
Tema(s): Clasificación CDD:
  • 227/.87077 20
Clasificación LoC:
  • BS 2775.3 .A88 1989
Contenidos:
The Epistle to the Hebrews -- Foreword -- Preface -- References Codes -- Sources and Abbreviations -- Short Titles of Commentaries, Studies, and Articles Often Cited -- Editor's Note -- Introduction -- Authorship -- Date Addressees -- Literary Characteristics of Hebrews, Judaism, and Early Christianity -- The Text of Hebrews -- Commentary -- Exordium -- A Catena of Scriptures: The Son and the Angels -- Excursus: Sonship in Hebrews -- Paraenetic Interlude: The Danger of Falling Away -- The Subjection and Glorification of the Son -- High-Priestly Perfection through Suffering -- Excursus: The Christological Pattern of 2:10 – 18 -- Excursus: The Language of "Perfection" -- Excursus: The Antecedents and Development of the High-Priestly Christology -- The Fidelity of the Son -- A Summons to Fidelity -- A Summons to Fidelity (continued) Excursus: The Image of Entry into Rest -- A Rhapsody on God's Penetrating Word -- The Merciful Son and High Priest -- Excursus: The Priesthood and Sonship -- Paraenesis: Move on to Perfection Words of Warning and Hope -- Excursus: The Impossibility of Repentance for Apostates -- God's Oath: A Confirmation of Hope -- Excursus: The Veil and Its Symbolism --Melchizedek, Christ, and Levitical Priest -- Excursus: Melchizedek -- A new Priest and New Order -- Excursus: Hebrews, Paul, and the Law -- The Eternal High Priest -- The Sacrifice of the Heavenly Temple and Its Significance -- The Promise of New Covenant -- The Cult of the Old Covenant -- Excursus: The Anomalies of Hebrews 9:2–4 and Numbers -- The Heavenly Cult of the New Covenant -- The Inaugural Sacrifice of the New Covenant -- The early Sacrifice of the New Covenant -- Summary: The Results of Christ's Sacrifice -- Transitional Paraenesis -- A Warning Renewed -- A Renewed Word of Hope -- An Encomium on Faith -- Excursus: Faith in Hebrews and Contemporary Literature -- Faith of Abraham and Sarah -- The Heavenly Homeland -- Faith from Abraham to Joseph -- The Faith of Moses and the Israelites -- Faith in Persecution -- The Endurance of Faith's Perfecter -- Suffering as Discipline -- A Renewed Warning -- Sinai and Zion -- A final Warning -- The Life of Peace and Sanctity -- True Worship -- Excursus:Strange Teachings and Foods -- Benediction and Farewell -- Bibliography -- Commentaries -- Studies -- Indices -- Passages -- Greek Words -- SUbjects -- Modern Authors -- Designer's Notes
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The first major and comprehensive English- language commentary on Hebrews in over fifty years. Presents a balanced and richly documented interpretation.

Spine title: Hebrews.

The Epistle to the Hebrews -- Foreword -- Preface -- References Codes -- Sources and Abbreviations -- Short Titles of Commentaries, Studies, and Articles Often Cited -- Editor's Note -- Introduction -- Authorship -- Date Addressees -- Literary Characteristics of Hebrews, Judaism, and Early Christianity -- The Text of Hebrews -- Commentary -- Exordium -- A Catena of Scriptures: The Son and the Angels -- Excursus: Sonship in Hebrews -- Paraenetic Interlude: The Danger of Falling Away -- The Subjection and Glorification of the Son -- High-Priestly Perfection through Suffering -- Excursus: The Christological Pattern of 2:10 – 18 -- Excursus: The Language of "Perfection" -- Excursus: The Antecedents and Development of the High-Priestly Christology -- The Fidelity of the Son -- A Summons to Fidelity -- A Summons to Fidelity (continued) Excursus: The Image of Entry into Rest -- A Rhapsody on God's Penetrating Word -- The Merciful Son and High Priest -- Excursus: The Priesthood and Sonship -- Paraenesis: Move on to Perfection Words of Warning and Hope -- Excursus: The Impossibility of Repentance for Apostates -- God's Oath: A Confirmation of Hope -- Excursus: The Veil and Its Symbolism --Melchizedek, Christ, and Levitical Priest -- Excursus: Melchizedek -- A new Priest and New Order -- Excursus: Hebrews, Paul, and the Law -- The Eternal High Priest -- The Sacrifice of the Heavenly Temple and Its Significance -- The Promise of New Covenant -- The Cult of the Old Covenant -- Excursus: The Anomalies of Hebrews 9:2–4 and Numbers -- The Heavenly Cult of the New Covenant -- The Inaugural Sacrifice of the New Covenant -- The early Sacrifice of the New Covenant -- Summary: The Results of Christ's Sacrifice -- Transitional Paraenesis -- A Warning Renewed -- A Renewed Word of Hope -- An Encomium on Faith -- Excursus: Faith in Hebrews and Contemporary Literature -- Faith of Abraham and Sarah -- The Heavenly Homeland -- Faith from Abraham to Joseph -- The Faith of Moses and the Israelites -- Faith in Persecution -- The Endurance of Faith's Perfecter -- Suffering as Discipline -- A Renewed Warning -- Sinai and Zion -- A final Warning -- The Life of Peace and Sanctity -- True Worship -- Excursus:Strange Teachings and Foods -- Benediction and Farewell -- Bibliography -- Commentaries -- Studies -- Indices -- Passages -- Greek Words -- SUbjects -- Modern Authors -- Designer's Notes

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Attridge's general introduction covers an extremely broad range of historical-critical and literary issues, including the elusive problems of this controversial New Testament book. Some might find Attridge's open-ended conclusions unsatisfactory (e.g., 60 to 100 CE as the range within which Hebrews was written, or his insistence that authorship of Hebrews must remain anonymous, etc.), but evidence either internal or external often fails to allow any greater scholarly precision. Where more certain conclusions are warranted, Attridge does not flinch: he prefers Rome to Jerusalem as a destination, and he is inclined to identify the addressed readers as Gentile rather than Jewish-Christian. Attridge leads us comprehensively and clearly through major issues raised by earlier scholars, and he manages to convey very complex solutions in ways that "informed" introductory students can comprehend. He presents Hebrews as a carefully structured interfacing of exhortation with doctrinal instruction intended to support those addressees threatened by some sort of external pressure. Attridge thus integrates and clarifies the Epistle's elaborate exhortatory and christological content. All of this is further applied and elaborated in the detailed commentary that accompanies the author's own translation of the Greek text. A valuable bibliography includes English, French, and German studies, among which Attridge's present and very exceptional commentary must now take its place. -R. F. Berkey, Mount Holyoke College

Notas de autor provistas por Syndetics

Harold W. Attridge is Dean of Yale University Divinity School and Lillian Claus Professor of New Testament. His books include Hebrews in the Hermeneia series (1989, 978-0-8006-6021-5). Helmut Koester is John H. Morison Research Professor of Divinity and Winn Research Professor of Ecclesiastical History at Harvard Divinity School in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and Chair of the New Testament Board of the Hermeneia commentary series. He is editor of numerous volumes in the Hermeneia series as well as Cities of Paul: Images and Interpretations from the Harvard New Testament and Archaeology Project on CD-ROM (2004, 978-0-8006-3673-9) and author of Paul and His World: Interpreting the New Testament in Its Context (2007, 978-0-8006-3890-0).
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