The Triumph of God: The Essence of Paul's ThoughtThe special character of Paul's interpretation is marked by his ability to embody in his thought and praxis the movement of the incarnation, that is, the condescension of God into the depth of the human condition, so that the eternal Word of the gospel is able to become ever anew a word on target for the people to whom the gospel is addressed. |
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Abraham alyptic apoc apocalyptic motif apocalyptic thought basic canon catholic center of Paul's character of Paul's Christ-event Christian christological Christology church claim coherence and contingency coherence of Paul's concept context contingent situations contingent symbols convictions Corinthians 15 cosmic creation cross crucified dead death and resurrection death of Christ doctrinal dogmatic dualism E. P. Sanders ekklēsia eschatological faith flesh Fortress Press future Galatians Galatians and Romans glory Gospel of John hope Israel Jewish apocalyptic Judaism judgment Käsemann Lord Marcion means metaphor Moreover ontological Pastoral Epistles Paul the Apostle Paul's apocalyptic Paul's argument Paul's coherent center Paul's gospel Paul's hermeneutic Paul's interpretation Paul's letters Paul's theology Paul's thought Pauline Perspectives on Paul Phil problem promise radical redemption reign resurrection of Christ righteousness salvation salvation-history sōma soteriology specific Spirit structure subtextual suffering Testament theme theocentric Thess Torah triumph truth vindication whereas William Wrede