Kreps contributes significantly to recent scholarship that revises the standard narrative of the emergence of Christian scriptures and the development of the canon. This striking image of the crucified Jesus as a crucified book inspires Anne Starr Kreps’s innovative study of scriptural practices among Valentinians and other Christians and Jews of the second and third centuries. He rolled himself in that book and was nailed to a tree and published the edict of the Father on the cross” (1). Lecturer: Professor David Brakke, The Ohio State University.According to the Gospel of Truth, preserved in Nag Hammadi Codex I (“Jung Codex”), “Jesus appeared. In search of the historical Jesus - Interpreting Abraham in Hebrews and James - Churches in crisis in 1-2 Peter and Jude - New leaders in the pastoral epistles - Revelation: envisioning God's reality - The quest for unity in the New Testament. Luke and Acts on God's history of salvation - Luke's inclusive message - The apostles and church in Luke and Acts - Jesus as the divine word in John - Jesus and the Jews in the Gospel of John - The community of John after the gospel - Disc 4. Worship and leaders in Paul's congregations - Paul's theology on slavery and Christ - Adapting Paul's teachings to new situations - Jesus as the suffering Son of Man in Mark - Jesus as the new Moses in Matthew - The church in the Gospel of Matthew - Disc 3. The paradox of the New Testament - The Jewish origins of Christian faith - 1 Thessalonians and Paul's ministry - The salvation of gentiles in Galatians - Romans on God, faith, and Israel - Community conflicts in 1-2 Corinthians - Disc 2. ChristianityĬlosed captioned for the hearing impaired.Ĭontains 24 lectures each lecture is approximately 30 minutes.ĭisc 1. + 1 course guidebook (iv, 195 pages : illustrations)
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