Jesus, the Tribulation, & the End of the Exile
Restoration Eschatology & the Origin of the Atonement (Wissenschafftliche Untersuchungen Zum Neuen Testament)
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Word Count
150,000 words, Guess
Page Count
600 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL12674148M
- ISBN-139783161487514
- ISBN-103161487516
- OCLC Control Number63297910
- Library of Congress Control Number2006374747
and 2 more
- LibraryThing6514549
- Goodreads1097813
Classifications
- LCCBS2545.E7 P58 2005
Description
What did Jesus teach regarding the eschatological tribulation? Brant Pitre's answer to this basic question has ramifications for Jesus' understanding of his own identity and mission. Pitre examines key texts pertaining to Jesus' perception of his own death. In line with Jewish eschatological teachings of his day, Jesus taught that an eschatological tribulation would precede the final ingathering of God's exiled people and interpreted his own death as a key triggering event in that sequence. This comprehensive treatment of the Great Tribulation includes a provocative critique of N.T. Wright's understanding of exile and has important consequences for Jesus' messianic self-understanding.
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