10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ESCHATOLOGICALLY»
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The Teaching Ministry of Congregations
Paul is using baptism to teach his Gentile readers how to think and live
eschatologically. He is teaching them to take seriously the "not yet" of their life in
Christ. Their hope is real, for it is founded on the embodied promise of Christ's
resurrection ...
Richard Robert Osmer, 2005
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The Way of the Lord: Christological Exegesis of the Old ...
We have already seen in chapter 3, for example, that Psalm 2 is interpreted
eschatologically in Judaism and that this interpretation provides the background
for Mark's citation of it in Mark 1:11. We will see below, in chapters 7 and 8, that
Psalm ...
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The New Interpreter's Handbook of Preaching
Preaching eschatologically requires the preacher to be infused with this hope.
Such hope isofferednot only at funerals, as wepreachthe promise of thebodily
resurrection. It infuses allour preaching. Inasmuchaswe preach with theendin
sight ...
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Paul & the Law: A Contextual Approach
The Israel of God. If all of this indicates that Paul believed the Galatians to be part
of the eschatologically restored Israel of prophetic prediction, then a statement
near the end of the letter which has often puzzled commentators comes into
sharp ...
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The Vine and the Son of Man: Eschatological Interpretation ...
The translator is trying to make sense of a word hehas beengiven inthe context of
a specific psalm that he may already view eschatologically.Once hearrives atthe
root שׁנה , the possibilityof eschatological meaning inherent in theword and in ...
Eschatologically it must be said that on the cross Christ took on the sin of the
world; but historically it must be added that Christ went to his cross laden with
concrete historical sin. In this taking-on of sin, if it is an expression of love for
human ...
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An Eschatological Imagination: A Revisionist Christian ...
This present study recognizes this problem for Christian eschatology: the issue of
the tension between the need to speak eschatologically and the difficulty in doing
so because of future's unavailability. Building on the theological project of the ...
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Jesus of Nazareth: What He Wanted, Who He Was
truly is and thus demonstrates eschatologically, i.e., definitively, that he is who he
always has been. In this way the one exalted through resurrection is proved and
shown to be the final, conclusive, and unrepeatable truth of God, God's final ...
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The Future of Creation: Collected Essays
We can try to sum up and understand this history from two aspects: protologically
and eschatologically , in the light of its beginning and in the light of its end.16
Protologically we talk about the Father's sending of Christ into the world.
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Theology of the New Testament
53 Paul probably conceives of eschatologically restored Israel in two ways.
Onthe one hand, itisthe multiethnic group of those who believe in Christ
Jesusinthe present. This multiethnic groupincludes Jewish Christians,whoforma
faithful ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «ESCHATOLOGICALLY»
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eschatologically is used in the context of the following news items.
Roger Olson's– 'Arminian Theology'– Part Ten
Why God doesn't always do that is a mystery we will only understand eschatologically, but I do not believe God is arbitrary. There are limits to ... «Patheos, Jun 15»
Beyond the Criticism of Religion
However, “In the West, the ability to think eschatologically seems to have been largely lost. It is hardly immanent in the Western way of life. «Socialist Project, Jun 15»
Christian Zionism: The Antidote for the World's Oldest Hatred
... he seems to concur, as Richard Hays has observed, with Isaiah's vision of 'an eschatologically restored Jerusalem' where foreigners would ... «Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America, Jun 15»
Does the Cross Sanction Violence? Reflecting on a Feminist Critique
... and and the mechanisms of evil were delivered a fatal–if only eschatologically final–blow. And it was not just Jesus who suffered on the cross ... «Patheos, Jun 15»
The Pastoral Paul Was Always Looking Ahead
... but instead are eschatologically charged epistles meant to teach the church how to guard the good deposit and defend against false teaching ... «Patheos, May 15»
A New Christian Zionism
... as Richard Hays suggests in his recent Reading Backwards, with Isaiah's vision of “an eschatologically restored Jerusalem” where foreigners ... «First Things, May 15»
Not the Christian Zionism You're Thinking Of
... with Isaiah's vision of “an eschatologically restored Jerusalem.” Hays adds that John's figural reading of Jesus' body as the new temple (John ... «ChristianityToday.com, Apr 15»
Bad Funerals, Big Laws, and Impending Judgment
So on our wedding day I was at least briefly thinking eschatologically, or perhaps thanatologically, if you will: rejoicing in our present together, ... «Catholic World Report, Apr 15»
Blessed Are the Happy in Jesus, not Tortured, Cheated or Diseased …
Three descriptive traits of Jesus' teaching are that he speaks authoritatively, paradoxically or counter-intuitively, and eschatologically or ... «Patheos, Apr 15»
Cardinal Kasper Responds to First Things Review of “Mercy”
I agree if he understands eternal truths in the sense that there are confessions of truth eschatologically valid once for all time, never out of ... «First Things, Mar 15»
