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Acts Of God In History Studies Towards Recovering A Theological Historiography Illustrated Roland Deines

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Acts Of God In History Studies Towards Recovering A Theological Historiography Illustrated Roland Deines instant download after payment.

Publisher: Mohr Siebeck

File Extension: PDF

File size: 24.42 MB

Pages: 502

Author: Roland Deines, Christoph Ochs (editor), Peter Watts (editor)

ISBN: 9783161521812, 3161521811

Language: English

Year: 2013

Edition: Illustrated

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Acts Of God In History Studies Towards Recovering A Theological Historiography Illustrated Roland Deines by Roland Deines, Christoph Ochs (editor), Peter Watts (editor) 9783161521812, 3161521811 instant download after payment.

The eleven studies in this volume are connected by the conviction that God acts in history and that it remains necessary for biblical exegesis to integrate this into its methodology. Roland Deines presents historical and methodological considerations to trace how God was experienced within historical events and how such events inspired the formation of Scripture. Topics range from the Pharisees to Bar Kokhba, and from the historical Jesus to the Apostolic decrees, with Joseph Ratzinger (Pope Benedict XVI) on Jesus and Martin Hengel on Jesus' pre-existence and incarnation discussed as particular methodological examples. Roland Deines intends these studies to be contributions towards a theologically motivated historiography. His aim is to propose a viable reading of history under the assumption that the one God to whom the Holy Scriptures of the Jewish-Christian tradition bear witness is indeed the creator, sustainer and perfecter of this world and its history.