Portalatín, Antonio. creator text bibliography gw Frankfurt am Main New York P. Lang 2006 monographic eng

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xvii, 295 pages, 21 cm. This study develops the thesis that the Epistle to Hebrews uses temporal oppositions as an important literary and theological device within its discourse. It provides a detailed analysis on the lexical field of time and the temporal lines of sense in the Epistle. In addition to the traditional historical-literary methods, the author applies elements from modern linguistics, reader-response theory, and hermeneutics. By using temporal contrasts, this Epistle obtains a clear delineation of the present eschatological status of the Christian community, and creates a forceful exhortation to live according to live according to our stance in history. Antonio Portalatín. Originally presented as the author's thesis (doctoral)--Pontifical Biblical Institute of Rome, 2005 Includes bibliographical references (p. 231-254) and indexes. Criticism, interpretation, etc Time BS 2775.6.T5 P67 2006 227.8706 P842t 0820499463 9780820499468 3631554893 (Frankfurt : pbk.) 9783631554890 (Frankfurt : pbk.) 2006049257 DLC 060829 20250605152643.0 280570 esp