Metanoia Faith Covenant
Pathrapankal, J
Metanoia Faith Covenant A Study in Pauline Theology - Bangalore Dharmaram Publications 1971 - 327p
includes index and biblioraphy
PART ONE PHILOLOGICAL AND THEMATIC STUDY Chapter One : PHILOLOGICAL STUDY 33-70 I. METANOIA AND RELATED CONCEPTS 34-52 1. The Old Testament background of the metanoia concept, 35-47; 2. The semantic development of metanoein and metanoia in the New Testament, 47-52. II. THE CONCEPT OF FAITH AND ITS SEMANTIC DEVELOPMENT 52-70 1. Terminology of `faith` in the Old Testament, 52-64; 2. The New Testa¬ment use of pisteuein and pistis, 64-70. Chapter Two: THEMATIC STUDY OF FAITH AND METANOIA IN THE BIBLE 71-123 I. THE `FAITH` THEME IN THE BIBLE 72-93 1. The `Faith` theme in the Old Testa¬ment, 72-82; 2. The `Faith` theme of the New Testament, 82-93. II. THE `METANOIA` THEME IN THE BIBLE 93-115 1. The `Metanoia` theme in the Old Testament, 93-106; 2. The `Metanoia` theme in the New Testament, 107-115. III. THE MEANING OF METANOIA ACCORDING TO LUKE 115-123 PART TWO PAUL`S THEOLOGICAL SYNTHESIS OE METANOIA AND FAITH Chapter Three: METANOIA IN THE DIS¬COURSES AND THE EPISTLES OF PAUL: ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION 127-166 I. CONVERSION AND METANOIA IN THE PAU¬LINE DISCOUSES IN THE ACTS 129-143 1. The discourse at Lystra (Acts 14, 15-17) and Areopagus speech (Acts 17, 22b-31): A message of conversion to the Gentiles, 129-139; 2. The discourse at Mileto and the missionary work of Paul (Acts 20, 21), 139-140; 3. The purpose of Paul`s conversion and mission (Acts 26, 18.20); 4. The rejection of the Jews who would not return (Acts 28, 27), 142-143. XL REFERENCES OF CONVERSION AND META¬NOIA IN THE PAULINE EPISTLES 143-160 The Pauline usage of epistrepheiii, 143-152; 2. The Pauline usage of metanoia and metanoein, 152-160. III. AN EVALUATION OF THE METANOIA CON¬CEPT IN PAUL 160-166 Chapter Four: THE CHRIST EVENT AND THE NEW COVENANT IN PAULINE THEO
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Metanoia Faith Covenant A Study in Pauline Theology - Bangalore Dharmaram Publications 1971 - 327p
includes index and biblioraphy
PART ONE PHILOLOGICAL AND THEMATIC STUDY Chapter One : PHILOLOGICAL STUDY 33-70 I. METANOIA AND RELATED CONCEPTS 34-52 1. The Old Testament background of the metanoia concept, 35-47; 2. The semantic development of metanoein and metanoia in the New Testament, 47-52. II. THE CONCEPT OF FAITH AND ITS SEMANTIC DEVELOPMENT 52-70 1. Terminology of `faith` in the Old Testament, 52-64; 2. The New Testa¬ment use of pisteuein and pistis, 64-70. Chapter Two: THEMATIC STUDY OF FAITH AND METANOIA IN THE BIBLE 71-123 I. THE `FAITH` THEME IN THE BIBLE 72-93 1. The `Faith` theme in the Old Testa¬ment, 72-82; 2. The `Faith` theme of the New Testament, 82-93. II. THE `METANOIA` THEME IN THE BIBLE 93-115 1. The `Metanoia` theme in the Old Testament, 93-106; 2. The `Metanoia` theme in the New Testament, 107-115. III. THE MEANING OF METANOIA ACCORDING TO LUKE 115-123 PART TWO PAUL`S THEOLOGICAL SYNTHESIS OE METANOIA AND FAITH Chapter Three: METANOIA IN THE DIS¬COURSES AND THE EPISTLES OF PAUL: ANALYSIS AND EVALUATION 127-166 I. CONVERSION AND METANOIA IN THE PAU¬LINE DISCOUSES IN THE ACTS 129-143 1. The discourse at Lystra (Acts 14, 15-17) and Areopagus speech (Acts 17, 22b-31): A message of conversion to the Gentiles, 129-139; 2. The discourse at Mileto and the missionary work of Paul (Acts 20, 21), 139-140; 3. The purpose of Paul`s conversion and mission (Acts 26, 18.20); 4. The rejection of the Jews who would not return (Acts 28, 27), 142-143. XL REFERENCES OF CONVERSION AND META¬NOIA IN THE PAULINE EPISTLES 143-160 The Pauline usage of epistrepheiii, 143-152; 2. The Pauline usage of metanoia and metanoein, 152-160. III. AN EVALUATION OF THE METANOIA CON¬CEPT IN PAUL 160-166 Chapter Four: THE CHRIST EVENT AND THE NEW COVENANT IN PAULINE THEO
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