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Showing 1 to 12 of 12 for “"Passover"”.
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An Argument for Close Communion in Baptist Life
… from the necessity of circumcision before Passover. Chapter 1 surveys the ecclesiological landscape for answers to the question of who may partake in the Lord’s Supper. Chapter 2 surveys four historical Baptist answers to the research question: (1) open communion; (2) close communion; (3) …
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Jewish Jesus, Gentile church - Jewish meal? The origins and development of the Lord's Supper through a Jewish prism
… come about in the first place? Secondly, are the Passover, messianic banquet, Last Supper and Lord’s Supper linked through the death of Jesus? Thirdly, was the Lord’s Supper affected by evocations of Jewish celebrations? And finally, to what extent did the Passover influence the ethos of the …
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My Blood of the Covenant: Reverberation of the New Covenant in Matthew’s Gospel
… involves a new deliverance in a new Passover, new exodus, and climaxing in a new covenant. As such, the mention of the covenant in Matthew, the declaration “τὸ αἷμά μου τῆς διαθήκης,” is the climax of a narrative progression from Abraham to the Messiah, from the Passover and the …
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The biblical background of Paul's understanding of faith as obedience
… method leads to the conclusion that the Passover is a ceremonial slaying of the god for the purpose of identification by incorporation. The "subsequent obedience" which this ritual produces is so overwhelming that Hebrew religion becomes a way of life in which submission is regarded as …
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The "Lamb of God" Title in John's Gospel: Background, Exegesis, and Major Themes
… the Gospel. The discussion follows the pertinent Passover and Exodus themes, theological motifs, and references to the paschal lamb in relevant passages so to reach a structural conclusion: as a witness to Jesus’ death and resurrection, the beloved disciple John confirms the Baptist’s salvific …
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Atonement in John: The Death of Jesus in Light of Exodus Typology
… of exodus and New Exodus figures such as the Passover lamb and the Suffering Servant. Because John chose to portray Jesus in this light, a biblical-theological exegesis which takes these into account will illumine John's understanding of Jesus' death. The goal of this discourse then is to …
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From This Day Forward: New Covenant Inauguration in Hebrews
… in Hebrews with the discussions of Jesus’s final Passover meal in the Synoptic Gospels and 1 Corinthians. I conclude that Hebrews presents Jesus as having inaugurated the new covenant in a process that includes the cross, but has its culminating, effective moment in the heavenly sanctuary after …
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Kindergarten Children's Conception of Knowledge In Jewish Education
… about their experiences surrounding the study of Passover. Data were collected through field notes, audiotaping, still photographs, children’s concept webs, and semi-clinical interviews. The data were analyzed using domains (collection of categories that share a certain kind of relationship) and …
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Jesus' parousia in the context of the crucifixion: An exegetical analysis of Matthew 24:1-26:2 using the semiotic method.
… one, the Son of Man's crucifixion on the day of Passover implies that it is necessary for the Son to go to his Father in order to come back empowered to judge all the nations, and two, the $\pi\alpha\rho o\upsilon\sigma\acute\iota\alpha$ of the Son of Man is above all a spiritual and personal …
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A question of time or a question of theology: a study of the Easter controversy in the insular church
… a theological interpretation of the Christian Passover, inheriting from Judaism a rich heritage of images and symbols used and developed in early paschal homilies. To gain insight into this particular theology the writings of those directly involved in the Insular controversy will be explored. …