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The Firstborn Son In Ancient Judaism And Early Christianity A Study Of Primogeniture And Christology Kyu Seop Kim

Name: The Firstborn Son In Ancient Judaism And Early Christianity A Study Of Primogeniture And Christology Kyu Seop Kim
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The Firstborn Son In Ancient Judaism And Early Christianity A Study Of Primogeniture And Christology Kyu Seop Kim instant download after payment.

Publisher: Brill

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.63 MB

Pages: 316

Author: Kyu Seop Kim

ISBN: 9789004394926, 9004394923

Language: English

Year: 2019

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The Firstborn Son In Ancient Judaism And Early Christianity A Study Of Primogeniture And Christology Kyu Seop Kim by Kyu Seop Kim 9789004394926, 9004394923 instant download after payment.

Despite scholars' ongoing historical and sociological investigations into the ancient family, the right and the status of the firstborn son have been rarely explored by NT scholars, and this topic has not attracted the careful attention that it deserves. This work offers a study of the meaning of the firstborn son in the New Testament paying specific attention to the concept of primogeniture in the Old Testament and Jewish literature. This study argues that primogeniture was a unique institution in Jewish society, and that the title of the firstborn son indicates his access to the promise of Israel, and is associated with the right of the inheritance (i.e., primogeniture) including the Land and the special status of Israel.