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6 Karl Barth and Parousia in Comparative Messianism
Karl Barth and Comparative Theology, 2020Kurt Anders Richardson
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Journal of Early Christian History
Scriptural accounts demonstrate that by Jesus’s sacrificial death and transformation by the Holy Spirit, God’s salvation became available in Christ, who gives new life and produces a new reality characterised by developed conformity to the royal law of ...
R. Letsosa, Daniel O. Orogun
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Scriptural accounts demonstrate that by Jesus’s sacrificial death and transformation by the Holy Spirit, God’s salvation became available in Christ, who gives new life and produces a new reality characterised by developed conformity to the royal law of ...
R. Letsosa, Daniel O. Orogun
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Crucifixion as Parodic Parousia: Eschatological Foreshadowing and the Death of Jesus in Mark
Journal of Biblical Literature:All the gospels narrate the death of Jesus in such a way that his crucifixion by parodic exaltation (so Joel Marcus) becomes a testament to the truth of his messiahship.
Tucker S. Ferda
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Scottish Journal of Theology, 1964
The problem before us has about it features that are fashionable, if not familiar. When we sing,Saviour, take the power and glory:Claim the kingdom for thine own,precisely what do we expect to happen? Dr Robinson, the present Bishop of Woolwich, insists that we must not only suspect the dominical origin of this part of New Testament eschatology (Jesus ...
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The problem before us has about it features that are fashionable, if not familiar. When we sing,Saviour, take the power and glory:Claim the kingdom for thine own,precisely what do we expect to happen? Dr Robinson, the present Bishop of Woolwich, insists that we must not only suspect the dominical origin of this part of New Testament eschatology (Jesus ...
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New Testament Studies, 1988
The importance of the OT theophanies in relation to NT conceptions of the End has never been sufficiently realized. Again and again the prophets and psalmists spoke not merely of the Day of the Lord but they spelled this out in terms of a divine coming. Thus in Mic 1. 3 we read that ‘the Lord cometh forth out of his place, and will come down …’ Psa 96.
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The importance of the OT theophanies in relation to NT conceptions of the End has never been sufficiently realized. Again and again the prophets and psalmists spoke not merely of the Day of the Lord but they spelled this out in terms of a divine coming. Thus in Mic 1. 3 we read that ‘the Lord cometh forth out of his place, and will come down …’ Psa 96.
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Karl Barth and Parousia in Comparative Messianism
Karl Barth and Comparative Theology, 2019Kurt Richardson compares similar eschatological perspectives in Barth and in Shi’a Islam. He discusses Barth’s complex understanding of Christ’s parousia as both present and future, and he suggests that there is a parallel understanding in Shi’a Islam ...
K. Richardson
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Serpent and Sacrifice: Pascha, Promise, and Parousia
Antiphon: A Journal for Liturgical Renewal, 2018:This paper presents a sketch of the biblical typology of the serpent as employed in a sampling of salient and pivotal texts, illustrative of the pattern of movement from pascha to promise, and from promise to parousia, at the heart of the distinct idea ...
Richard H. Bulzacchelli
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