Global readings
a Sri Lankan commentary on Paul's letter to the Galatians
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Word Count
83,750 words, Guess
Page Count
335 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archiveglobalreadingssr0000desi
- ISBN-139781610977074
- ISBN-101610977076
- Library of Congress Control Number2011501487
- OCLC Control Number760990555
and 2 more
- Better World Books9781610977074
- Open LibraryOL25245441M
Classifications
- LCCBS2685.53 .D47 2011
Description
Reading Scripture with a view to hearing its significance and challenge within its original, foreign context is the essence of exegesis and an anchor point for responsible hermeneutics. Reading Scripture alongside others from a significantly different social location also helps us see fresh aspects of the meaning of the text itself, as well as fresh angles on its challenge to Christian discipleship. This innovative commentary by respected New Testament scholar David deSilva is grounded in both approaches: a careful exegesis of Galatians as a basis for discerning the challenge of Scripture in any social location; and a reading of Galatians from the viewpoint of the challenges to living out its message among the churches in Sri Lanka, the result of extensive interaction with Christian leaders in Sri Lanka. Seeing the text afresh from within its ancient context and a different, modern social location will challenge readers in the West to consider once more Paul's message of transformation through the Spirit, with implications for Western Christians in their own context and in the larger global matrix of the Church universal.
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