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  1. Isaiah's servant in Paul
    the hermeneutics and ethics of Paul's use of Isaiah 49-54
    Author: Cole, Daniel M. I.
    Published: 2021
    Publisher:  Mohr Siebeck, Tübingen

    Einige frühe Christen identifizieren Jesajas Knecht des Herrn als Jesus; doch Paulus scheint den Knecht mit sich selbst in Verbindung zu bringen. In dieser Studie untersucht Daniel Cole die hermeneutischen Begründungen und ethischen Implikationen von... more

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    Einige frühe Christen identifizieren Jesajas Knecht des Herrn als Jesus; doch Paulus scheint den Knecht mit sich selbst in Verbindung zu bringen. In dieser Studie untersucht Daniel Cole die hermeneutischen Begründungen und ethischen Implikationen von Paulus' Verwendung von Texten in Jes 49–54. Er argumentiert, dass Jes 49–54 eine zusammenhängende prophetische Erzählung darstellt, in der Gott ein neues Volk von der Sünde durch den Tod des Gottesknechts und sein anschließendes Wirken in seinen Nachfolgern, den Knechten, rettet. Während mehrere Werke aus der Zeit des Zweiten Tempels Elemente dieser Prophezeiung mit unterschiedlichen Geschichtsauffassungen interpretieren, sieht Paulus den Knecht Jesajas im Tod Jesu und der anschließenden geistlichen Vereinigung mit dem Apostel erfüllt. So zeigt der Autor, dass die zusammenhängende Heilsgeschichte der Prophezeiung über den Knecht sowohl den interpretativen Rahmen für Paulus' Jesaja-Lektüre als auch die relationalen Definitionen für die Gebote liefert, die Paulus sich selbst und anderen auferlegt. Several early Christians identify Isaiah's Servant of the Lord as Jesus; yet Paul appears to connect the Servant with himself. In this study, Daniel Cole examines the hermeneutical warrants and ethical implications of Paul's use of texts within Isa. 49–54, arguing that this section constitutes a coherent prophetic narrative in which God saves a new people from sin by the Servant's death and subsequent work in his followers, the servants. While several Second Temple works interpret elements of this prophecy with differing conceptions of history, Paul sees Isaiah's Servant fulfilled in Jesus' death and subsequent spiritual union with the apostle. The author thus demonstrates that the coherent salvation history of the Servant prophecy provides both the interpretive framework for Paul's reading of Isaiah and the relational definitions for the imperatives that Paul places on himself and others. Paul seems to read Isaiah's Servant with reference to himself. Daniel Cole examines Paul's use of texts withinIsa. 49054 to explain why the apostle does this and what the ethical implications are. He demonstrates that the coherent salvation history of the Serant prophecy guides Paul throughout

     
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    Language: English
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    ISBN: 9783161607011
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    RVK Categories: BC 7280
    Series: Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zum Neuen Testament. 2. Reihe ; 553
    Subjects: Servant of Jehovah; MoPeG; Haftungsmodell; Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zum Neuen Testament 2. Reihe; Exekutive; NT Use of the OT; Septuagint; Hermeneutics; ethics; Neues Testament; Serviteur de Yahvé; Servant of Jehovah; Servant of Jehovah; Ethics in the New Testament; Quotations; Criticism, interpretation, etc
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  2. Isaiah's servant in Paul
    the hermeneutics and ethics of Paul's use of Isaiah 49-54
    Author: Cole, Daniel M. I.
    Published: 2021; ©2021
    Publisher:  Mohr Siebeck, Tübingen

    Cover -- Title -- Preface -- Table of Contents -- List of Abbreviations -- Chapter 1: The Intersection of Paul's Ethics and Hermeneutics with Isaiah's Servant -- A. Literature Review -- I. Foundational Works -- II. Isaiah in All of Paul -- III.... more

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    Cover -- Title -- Preface -- Table of Contents -- List of Abbreviations -- Chapter 1: The Intersection of Paul's Ethics and Hermeneutics with Isaiah's Servant -- A. Literature Review -- I. Foundational Works -- II. Isaiah in All of Paul -- III. Isaiah in Romans -- IV. Isaiah in 2 Corinthians -- V. Isaiah in Galatians -- B. Aim and Scope -- C. Methodological Considerations -- I. Factors from the History of the Text -- II. Factors from the History of the Method -- III. Method -- D. Outline of the Argument and Conclusions -- Chapter 2: The Servant in Isaiah -- A. The Call of the Servant -- I. Context -- II. 49:1 - The Election of the Servant -- III. 49:4 - The Faith of the Servant -- IV. 49:6 - The Task of the Servant -- V. 49:8 - Divine Help for the Servant -- VI. Summary -- B. The Victory of the Servant -- I. The Context - From Isa 49 to Isa 52 -- II. 52:5 - Zion Desolate, God Reviled -- III. 52:7 - The Herald of Victory -- IV. 52:11 - The Command to Respond -- V. 52:15 - The Servant and the Nations -- VI. 53:1 - The Report and Its Reception -- VII. 53:2-12 - The Servant Brings Forgiveness -- VIII. 54:1 - Zion Restored, God Praised -- C. Isaiah, the Servant, the Servants, and Ethics -- I. The Characterization of the Servant -- II. The Characterization of the Servants -- Chapter 3: The Second Temple Uses of Isaiah's Servant -- A. The Servant in the Septuagint -- I. Methodology -- II. Exegesis of Septuagint Texts -- 1. 49:1 -- 2. 49:4 -- 3. 49:6 -- 4. 49:8 -- 5. 52:5 -- 6. 52:7 -- 7. 52:11 -- 8. 52:15 -- 9. 53:1 -- 10. 54:1 -- III. Septuagint Conclusions -- B. The Servant in Second Temple Compositions -- I. 1 Enoch -- II. The Psalms of Solomon -- III. The Wisdom of Solomon -- IV. Qumran -- 1. 11QMelch (11Q13) -- 2. The Hôdâyôt (1QHa) -- C. The Servant in Targum Jonathan -- D. Conclusions -- Chapter 4: Paul's Use of the Servant in Romans. Paul seems to read Isaiah's Servant with reference to himself. Daniel Cole examines Paul's use of texts withinIsa. 49054 to explain why the apostle does this and what the ethical implications are. He demonstrates that the coherent salvation history of the Serant prophecy guides Paul throughout

     
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    ISBN: 9783161607011
    RVK Categories: BC 7280
    Edition: 1st ed.
    Series: Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zum Neuen Testament. 2. Reihe ; 553
    Subjects: Servant of Jehovah; Electronic books; Serviteur de Yahvé; Servant of Jehovah; Servant of Jehovah; Ethics in the New Testament; Quotations; Criticism, interpretation, etc
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