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Who Is Jesus? : History In Perfect Tense / Leander E. Keck
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TextSeries: Studies on personalities of the New TestamentPublication details: Minneapolis, MN : Fortress Press, c2001Edition: 1st Fortress Press edDescription: x, 207 p. ; 23 cmISBN: - 0800631706
- 9780800631703
- 232.908 K257
- BT303.2 .K435 2001
Contents:
The presence of the past. Two portrayals of the Jesus who was. Recovering the Jesus who was. Beyond reconstruction -- The permanent particular : Jesus the Jew. The Jesus quest and the Jewish Jesus. The Jew Jesus was (and was not). The Gentiles stake in Jesus' Jewishness -- The embodied future : Jesus the teacher. The kingdom of God as rectifying power. The King as Father. The embodied future in perfect tense -- The fractured prism : Jesus' death and the living God. Galilee and Jerusalem. The living God Jesus trusted. The Golgotha hermeneutic -- The authorizing judge : Jesus in the moral life. Beyond Jesus' ethics. The judge who authorizes. For Jesus' sake
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Originally published by the University of South Carolina Press, Columbia, 2000
Includes bibliographical references (p. 185-194) and indexes
The presence of the past. Two portrayals of the Jesus who was. Recovering the Jesus who was. Beyond reconstruction -- The permanent particular : Jesus the Jew. The Jesus quest and the Jewish Jesus. The Jew Jesus was (and was not). The Gentiles stake in Jesus' Jewishness -- The embodied future : Jesus the teacher. The kingdom of God as rectifying power. The King as Father. The embodied future in perfect tense -- The fractured prism : Jesus' death and the living God. Galilee and Jerusalem. The living God Jesus trusted. The Golgotha hermeneutic -- The authorizing judge : Jesus in the moral life. Beyond Jesus' ethics. The judge who authorizes. For Jesus' sake
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