Das Matthausevangelium
Kapitel 19-21
by Justina C. Metzdorf
Hardback (Published)
(May 2017)
ISBN: 9783525540596
6.54 x 9.49 inches
Price: $144.00
In stock
English summary: This volume presents the reception of Matthew 19-21 in ancient Christian literature. The Gospel of Matthew stands out as a favorite biblical text among patristic commentators. This book puts emphasis on pointing out the most important issues and scores of patristic exegesis concerning the specific contexts of the interpretations, and also discusses the hermeneutical considerations and the methods used by the church fathers in their exegesis of Scripture. So this volume gives an impression of the unique profile of patristic exegesis and presents the ancient christian interpretations of Matth. 19-21 in a verse-by-verse concept corresponding to the specific character of the sources. German description: Von den altesten Quellen der christlichen Antike an wird dem Matthausevangelium vor allen anderen biblischen Schriften eine besondere Wertschatzung zuteil. Diese zeigt sich nicht zuletzt an der grossen Fulle der auf uns gekommenen Kommentare und Homilien zu dieser Schrift. Der vorliegende Band versucht, die Hauptlinien der patristischen Exegese zu den in Mt 19-21 uberlieferten Perikopen aufzuzeigen. Dabei werden die patristischen Texte hinsichtlich ihrer methodischen und hermeneutischen Grundlagen erschlossen und mit Bezug auf ihre literarischen, kontextuellen und intentionalen Eigenarten vorgestellt, so dass das spezifische Profil der patristischen Schriftauslegung zum Vorschein kommt.
- By (author) Justina Metzdorf
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