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Showing 1 to 19 of 19 for “"Pericope"”.
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The Markan "Divorce" Pericope: an Exegesis
… and connectors that may identify the Markan pericope (Mark 10: 1-12) as a unit, In this chapter I also analyze the crux word translated "to divorce" in the Gospels and show that Greek writers two centuries prior to the NT as well as a century after do not consistently use the term apoluo to …
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The pericope adultrae: Theories of insertion & omission
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The Delimitation of Pericopes: a Case Study in Matthew
<p><em>Problem</em> . In Gospel studies the term "pericope" has been generally defined as a "unit," but there is no uniformity in the application of the term in either studies of the Gospels, or in harmonies, synopses, and gospel parallels ("comparators"). This present study was undertaken to …
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A Socio-narratological Approach to Johannine Christology through Characterization of Women in the Gospel of John
… limitation. Chapters 3 and 4 deal with each pericope related to women specifically. Chapter 3 examines the women who appear in the Book of Signs (chaps. 1-12). Chapter 4 examines the women who appear in the Book of Passion (chaps. 13-21). These two chapters draw out the characterization of …
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Paul and Allegory: Galatians 4:21–31 Revisited
… a detailed analysis of the so-called allegorical pericope found in Galatians 4:21–31 and the Old Testament texts on which this pericope depends (i.e., Gen 16–21 and Isa 54:1). Fourth and finally, it compares this interpretive scheme to that of Philo.
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Go Make Disciples: Sermonic Application of the Imperative of the Great Commission
… derives not only from interpretation of the pericope, but also from Matthew’s overall narrative and rhetorical purpose in the gospel. Chapter 4 seeks to answer three remaining exegetical decisions which are necessary before determining contemporary application: what Matthew means by “make …
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The Function of Christ's Suffering in I Peter 2:21
… The Greek grammar and literary style of the pericope were analyzed; documents that discussed the slave-master relationship in the first centuries B.C. and A.D. were studied; and books, articles, and dissertations on the pericope and the subject of Christ's suffering were examined. Conclusions …
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The Presence of the Covenant Motif in Amos 1:2-2:16
… Against the Nations" of Amos 1:2-2:16. This pericope of Amos was chosen because it has played a central role in the argumentation that denies the existence of any notion of covenant in the book.</p> <p>Chapter 1 introduces the controversy that surrounds the issue of the presence or absence of …
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Cleansing the Common: A Narrative-Intertextual Study of Mark 7:1-23
… and astutely to develop the themes in the pericope and build a cohesive literary unit. The central theme of the entire pericope is “touch defilement,” which is first introduced in the observation that the disciples eat with defiled (unwashed) hands. It is augmented with a conflict over …
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Literary And Linguistic Studies In Sefer Bilvam (Numbers 22–24)
… with the lengthy established discourse on this pericope. In the first portion of the study, a considerable number of individual linguistic peculiarities receive close attention, and contribute collectively toward a demonstration of styleswitching and setting-switching as devices operative in the …
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The Contribution of Terminological Patterns to the Literary Structure of Leviticus
… grasping the compositional outline of a given pericope is an indispensable prerequisite for understanding its content.</p> <p>Chapter 4 examines the validity of the working hypothesis on the macrostructural level, that is, the terminological interrelatedness of the distinct and different DS. …
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Yahweh's 'Priestly Kingdom': A Metaphor for Israel's Priestly Status Function in Exodus 19.6a
The Sinai Pericope, Exodus 19.3b—24.11, represents a significant conceptualisation of Israel’s identity, as the metaphor ‘priestly kingdom’ is conferred upon the nation via Yahweh’s speech act in Exodus 19.6a. The key interpretive question in the field of biblical studies with respect to Israel’s …
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Conformity to Christ: An Exegetical and Theological Analysis of Paul's Perspective on Humiliation and Exaltation in Philippians 2:5-11
… and the immediate and broader contexts of the pericope. The semantic analysis involves an in-depth study of four key terms which are crucial in understanding the concept of Christocentric perspective. The syntactical analysis examines the passage in detail with focus on the grammatical and …
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The Time of the Reign of Christ in 1 Corinthians 15:20-28 in Light of Early Christian Session Theology
… that are perennially debated within the larger pericope of 1 Cor 15:20-28.</p> <p>Efforts to resolve this problem by appealing to the concept of the Jewish, temporary Messianic Kingdom tradition are examined and rejected for a number of reasons. More appropriately, it is seen that early …
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The "Lamb of God" Title in John's Gospel: Background, Exegesis, and Major Themes
… as well as other titles of Jesus found in the pericope. In addition, this discussion provides an overview of the diverse contributions offered by recent scholars who have examined the “Lamb Of God” title. Their different claims are grounded in the Old Testament theology of sacrificial …
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"Let Us Make 'adam": An Edenic Model of Personal Ontology
… Eden narrative (Gen 1-3), which is the biblical pericope that is most foundational to a study of personal ontology. Utilizing the final-form canonical approach and phenomenological-exegetical analysis, this reading delivers answers to the questions of constitution and nature and reveals an Edenic …
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Cultic Allusions In The Suffering Servant Poem (Isaiah 52:13-53:12)
… all these terms and clauses appear in a single pericope of the Suffering Servant Poem. Although the sanctuary itself is not explicitly mentioned in the Poem, the Servant of Yahweh is portrayed as a cultic sacrificial animal ( שֶׂה ), a cultic expiatory offering אָשָׁם) ), and a cultic priest …
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["At That Time"] in the Hebrew Bible and Its Role in Daniel 12:1: A Diachronic and Synchronic Study on Semantics of Narrative and Prophetic Temporality
… the morpho-syntactic flow of the verb in the pericope. The linguistic analysis for the temporal identification of ["at that time"] in Dan 12:1 follows among others, the principles of Longacre and Bowling’s work. The synchronic approach includes an exegetical analysis in the sphere of the …