The Resource Jesus' death as saving event : the background and origin of a concept, by Sam K. Williams
Jesus' death as saving event : the background and origin of a concept, by Sam K. Williams
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- Language
- eng
- Extent
- xi, 270 pages
- Note
- Originally presented as the author's thesis, Harvard, 1972
- Contents
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- Introduction -- Chapter I: The meaning of Jesus' death in Romans 3:24-26 -- The Pre-Pauline formulation at Romans 3:24-26 -- The meaning of Jesus' death in the Pre-Pauline formulation -- Excursus: Four models of event interpretation -- Chapter II: Traditions of the Maccabean martyrs from Daniel to II Maccabees and Josephus -- The death of the righteous one in Daniel -- The death of the righteous one in assumption of Moses -- The suffering and death of the faithful in I Maccabees -- Josephus on the righteous ones who suffered under Antiochus -- The suffering and death of the martyrs in II Maccabees -- Chapter III: Suffering and death in the Old Testament and other Jewish writings -- Suffering in the Old Testament and other Jewish writings -- The death of individuals in the Old Testament -- Vicarious expiatory suffering and death in the Old Testament -- a) Introduction -- b) Transference and substitution in the Old Testament -- c) Isaiah 53: The prophet's intent -- d) Isaiah 53 and Post-exilic Jewish literature -- Vicarious expiatory suffering and death in Judaism prior to A.D. 70 -- a) Introduction -- b) Rabbinic sources-and Josephus -- c) Testament of Benjamin 3:8 -- d) Qumran -- e) Conclusion -- Chapter IV: Suffering and death in Greek and Hellenistic literature -- Suffering as education -- Traditions of the steadfast philosopher -- Glorious death among the Greeks -- Sufferers with a cause: Prometheus and Antigone -- Deliberate self-sacrifice for the good of others in the plays of Euripides -- Postscript: A brief comparison
- Chapter V: The death of the martyrs in IV Maccabees -- The death of the martyrs and its effects -- the sources and origin of the concept of effective death in IV Maccabees -- The date of IV Maccabees -- Chapter VI: The background, source, and origin of the concept of Jesus' death as saving event -- Part I: Jesus said so -- a) The Eucharistic texts -- b) Mark 10:45 -- Part II: Primitive Palestinian Christianity said so -- a) Mark 10:45 -- b) Mark 14:22-25 -- c) I Corinthians 15:3-5 -- Part III: The Scriptures said so -- a) Quotations from Isaiah 53 in the New Testament -- b) Possible echoes of Isaiah 53 in other New Testament texts -- c) other OT texts and the death of Jesus -- Conclusions -- Part IV: The origin of the concept of Jesus' death as saving event -- The origin of the concept: An hypothesis -- The hypothesis refined: Jesus' saving death and IV Maccabees -- a) IV Maccabees and early Christianity -- b) IV Maccabees and Antioch -- Conclusion
- Isbn
- 9780891300298
- Label
- Jesus' death as saving event : the background and origin of a concept
- Title
- Jesus' death as saving event
- Title remainder
- the background and origin of a concept
- Statement of responsibility
- by Sam K. Williams
- Language
- eng
- Cataloging source
- DLC
- http://library.link/vocab/creatorName
- Williams, Sam K
- Index
- no index present
- Literary form
- non fiction
- Nature of contents
- bibliography
- Series statement
- Harvard dissertations in religion
- Series volume
- no. 2
- http://library.link/vocab/subjectName
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- Martyrdom
- Salvation
- Death
- Suffering
- Suffering
- Jesus Christ
- Label
- Jesus' death as saving event : the background and origin of a concept, by Sam K. Williams
- Note
- Originally presented as the author's thesis, Harvard, 1972
- Bibliography note
- Bibliography: pages 257-270
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier category code
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- nc
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type code
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- txt
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
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- Introduction -- Chapter I: The meaning of Jesus' death in Romans 3:24-26 -- The Pre-Pauline formulation at Romans 3:24-26 -- The meaning of Jesus' death in the Pre-Pauline formulation -- Excursus: Four models of event interpretation -- Chapter II: Traditions of the Maccabean martyrs from Daniel to II Maccabees and Josephus -- The death of the righteous one in Daniel -- The death of the righteous one in assumption of Moses -- The suffering and death of the faithful in I Maccabees -- Josephus on the righteous ones who suffered under Antiochus -- The suffering and death of the martyrs in II Maccabees -- Chapter III: Suffering and death in the Old Testament and other Jewish writings -- Suffering in the Old Testament and other Jewish writings -- The death of individuals in the Old Testament -- Vicarious expiatory suffering and death in the Old Testament -- a) Introduction -- b) Transference and substitution in the Old Testament -- c) Isaiah 53: The prophet's intent -- d) Isaiah 53 and Post-exilic Jewish literature -- Vicarious expiatory suffering and death in Judaism prior to A.D. 70 -- a) Introduction -- b) Rabbinic sources-and Josephus -- c) Testament of Benjamin 3:8 -- d) Qumran -- e) Conclusion -- Chapter IV: Suffering and death in Greek and Hellenistic literature -- Suffering as education -- Traditions of the steadfast philosopher -- Glorious death among the Greeks -- Sufferers with a cause: Prometheus and Antigone -- Deliberate self-sacrifice for the good of others in the plays of Euripides -- Postscript: A brief comparison
- Chapter V: The death of the martyrs in IV Maccabees -- The death of the martyrs and its effects -- the sources and origin of the concept of effective death in IV Maccabees -- The date of IV Maccabees -- Chapter VI: The background, source, and origin of the concept of Jesus' death as saving event -- Part I: Jesus said so -- a) The Eucharistic texts -- b) Mark 10:45 -- Part II: Primitive Palestinian Christianity said so -- a) Mark 10:45 -- b) Mark 14:22-25 -- c) I Corinthians 15:3-5 -- Part III: The Scriptures said so -- a) Quotations from Isaiah 53 in the New Testament -- b) Possible echoes of Isaiah 53 in other New Testament texts -- c) other OT texts and the death of Jesus -- Conclusions -- Part IV: The origin of the concept of Jesus' death as saving event -- The origin of the concept: An hypothesis -- The hypothesis refined: Jesus' saving death and IV Maccabees -- a) IV Maccabees and early Christianity -- b) IV Maccabees and Antioch -- Conclusion
- Control code
- 1622348
- Dimensions
- 22 cm
- Extent
- xi, 270 pages
- Isbn
- 9780891300298
- Lccn
- 75028341
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
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- n
- System control number
- (WaOLN)305379
- Label
- Jesus' death as saving event : the background and origin of a concept, by Sam K. Williams
- Note
- Originally presented as the author's thesis, Harvard, 1972
- Bibliography note
- Bibliography: pages 257-270
- Carrier category
- volume
- Carrier category code
-
- nc
- Carrier MARC source
- rdacarrier
- Content category
- text
- Content type code
-
- txt
- Content type MARC source
- rdacontent
- Contents
-
- Introduction -- Chapter I: The meaning of Jesus' death in Romans 3:24-26 -- The Pre-Pauline formulation at Romans 3:24-26 -- The meaning of Jesus' death in the Pre-Pauline formulation -- Excursus: Four models of event interpretation -- Chapter II: Traditions of the Maccabean martyrs from Daniel to II Maccabees and Josephus -- The death of the righteous one in Daniel -- The death of the righteous one in assumption of Moses -- The suffering and death of the faithful in I Maccabees -- Josephus on the righteous ones who suffered under Antiochus -- The suffering and death of the martyrs in II Maccabees -- Chapter III: Suffering and death in the Old Testament and other Jewish writings -- Suffering in the Old Testament and other Jewish writings -- The death of individuals in the Old Testament -- Vicarious expiatory suffering and death in the Old Testament -- a) Introduction -- b) Transference and substitution in the Old Testament -- c) Isaiah 53: The prophet's intent -- d) Isaiah 53 and Post-exilic Jewish literature -- Vicarious expiatory suffering and death in Judaism prior to A.D. 70 -- a) Introduction -- b) Rabbinic sources-and Josephus -- c) Testament of Benjamin 3:8 -- d) Qumran -- e) Conclusion -- Chapter IV: Suffering and death in Greek and Hellenistic literature -- Suffering as education -- Traditions of the steadfast philosopher -- Glorious death among the Greeks -- Sufferers with a cause: Prometheus and Antigone -- Deliberate self-sacrifice for the good of others in the plays of Euripides -- Postscript: A brief comparison
- Chapter V: The death of the martyrs in IV Maccabees -- The death of the martyrs and its effects -- the sources and origin of the concept of effective death in IV Maccabees -- The date of IV Maccabees -- Chapter VI: The background, source, and origin of the concept of Jesus' death as saving event -- Part I: Jesus said so -- a) The Eucharistic texts -- b) Mark 10:45 -- Part II: Primitive Palestinian Christianity said so -- a) Mark 10:45 -- b) Mark 14:22-25 -- c) I Corinthians 15:3-5 -- Part III: The Scriptures said so -- a) Quotations from Isaiah 53 in the New Testament -- b) Possible echoes of Isaiah 53 in other New Testament texts -- c) other OT texts and the death of Jesus -- Conclusions -- Part IV: The origin of the concept of Jesus' death as saving event -- The origin of the concept: An hypothesis -- The hypothesis refined: Jesus' saving death and IV Maccabees -- a) IV Maccabees and early Christianity -- b) IV Maccabees and Antioch -- Conclusion
- Control code
- 1622348
- Dimensions
- 22 cm
- Extent
- xi, 270 pages
- Isbn
- 9780891300298
- Lccn
- 75028341
- Media category
- unmediated
- Media MARC source
- rdamedia
- Media type code
-
- n
- System control number
- (WaOLN)305379
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