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| Titre : | Jesus and the Gospel : Christianity Justified in the Mind of Christ |
| Auteurs : | James Denney, Auteur |
| Type de document : | texte imprimé |
| Editeur : | Londres [GB] : Hodder and Stoughton, 1908 |
| Format : | xvi + 418 p. |
| Langues: | Anglais |
| Index. décimale : | BR/C (Jésus : approche théologique (différente de la christologie)) |
| Note de contenu : |
- Preface - Introduction: The place of Christ in New Testament faith, and the question whether this place is that which he claimed for himself BOOK I - CHRISTIANITY AS IT IS EXHIBITED IN THE NEW TESTAMENT - Introduction: the unity and variety of the New Testament - I. Christ in primitive Christian preaching - II. Christ in the faith of Paul - III. Christ in the epistle to the Hebrews - IV. Christ in the first epistle of Peter - V. Christ in the epistle of James - VI. Christ in the epistle of Jude and in the second epistle of Peter - VII. Christ in the synoptic Gospels - VIII. Christ in the Johannine writings - Summary and transition BOOK II - THE HISTORICAL BASIS OF THE CHRISTIAN FAITH - I. The Resurrection of Jesus: The easter faith and the easter message / The oldest historical evidence / Moral considerations involved in a true appreciation of it / The historical and the spiritual evidence as combined in I Cor. XV / The appearances of the risen Jesus (Difficulties as to their order ; Progressive materialization ; Difficulties as to the scene of the appearings) / Function of the evangelists in relation to the resurrection - II. The Self-Revelation of Jesus: * (a) Preliminary critical considerations: Dogmatic preconceptions to be excluded / Character of the evangelic documents / Idea that historical criticism is irrelevant to Christianity / Idea that its presuppositions are fatal to Christianity / Historical criticism and the Gospel according to Mark / Historical criticism of the other primitive source— ‘Q’ * (b) Detailed Study of the earliest sources as illustrating the self-consciousness of Jesus: The baptism of Jesus / The temptations / Jesus and the twelve : the conditions of discipleship / The sermon on the mount / The healing of the centurion’s servant : faith in Jesus / Jesus and John the Baptist / The great thanksgiving of Jesus / Isolated expressions in which Jesus’ consciousness of himself is revealed : Matt. 11.20ff.; 12.30; 12.6,41-42; 13.16f.; 23.34ff. / Passages in which Jesus speaks of himself as the Son of man / Mark’s history the history of the Son of God / A typical “dunamis” or mighty work in which Jesus’ consciousness of himself is revealed : faith in Jesus / The bridegroom and the children of the bridechamber / The unpardonable sin in mark / The messiah and the cross : Mark 8.27-10.45 / The triumphal entry into Jerusalem / The wicked husbandmen : servants and the son / David’s son and David’s lord / The date of the parousia / The last supper / The final confession CONCLUSION - The one Christian faith vindicated in the mind of Christ / Objection based on the irrelevance of history to faith / Objection based on the unreliableness of the history in question / The right of evangelical Christianity secured / The right of intellectual liberty secured / Attitude of individuals and of churches to these conclusions / Their bearing on the union of churches / Simplification of theological creeds fallacious / A uniting confession of faith / Objections considered / The essence of Christianity and how to secure it - Index of New Testament passages |
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