Der zweite Petrusbrief und das Neue Testament
Edited by Tobias Nicklas Edited by Uta Poplutz Edited by Wolfgang Grünstäudl
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(May 2018)
ISBN: 9783161548925
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As a very late and pseudepigraphical text, the Second Epistle of Peter is not always seen as an integral and fitting part of the New Testament canon. By highlighting its individual literary and theological profile as well as its various connections to early Christian literature inside and outside of later canonical collections, the present volume aims to contribute to a better informed and more detailed appreciation of both the irritating and inspiring aspects of Second Peter. The contributions cover a wide range of topics such as the canonical significance of the epistle, its intertextual and tradition-historical links, its contribution to the doctrine of inspiration, the “New Perspective on Second Peter”, Second Peter’s re-use of traditions about Lot and even the presence of Second Peter in early modern translations of the New Testament into Hebrew.
English summary: As a very late and pseudepigraphical text, the Second Epistle of Peter is not always seen as an integral and fitting part of the New Testament canon. By highlighting its individual literary and theological profile as well as its various connections to early Christian literature inside and outside of later canonical collections, the present volume aims to contribute to a better informed and more detailed appreciation of both the irritating and inspiring aspects of Second Peter. The contributions cover a wide range of topics such as the canonical significance of the epistle, its intertextual and tradition-historical links, its contribution to the doctrine of inspiration, the “New Perspective on Second Peter”, Second Peter’s re-use of traditions about Lot and even the presence of Second Peter in early modern translations of the New Testament into Hebrew. German description: Der zweite Petrusbrief wurde und wird haufig als randstandiger Text innerhalb des spater kanonisch gewordenen Schrifttums wahrgenommen, der nicht so recht in das Gesamt des Neuen Testaments zu passen scheint. Deshalb uberprufen die hier versammelten Beitrage einerseits, ob und inwiefern dieser spate und pseudepigraphe Text mit anderen neutestamentlichen Schriften in Beziehung steht, und andererseits, wodurch sich das ganz spezielle literarische und theologische Profil des 2 Petr im Rahmen der fruhchristlichen Literatur auszeichnet. Mit Beitragen von:Matthias Berghorn, Christian Blumenthal, Paul Foster, Jorg Frey, Wolfgang Grunstaudl, Michael Kok, Thomas J. Kraus, Tobias Nicklas, Marida Nicolaci, Uta Poplutz, Martin G. Ruf, Karl Matthias Schmidt, Marcus Sigismund, Robert W. Wall
Wolfgang Grünstäudl/Uta Poplutz/Tobias Nicklas: Einführung
Hermeneutische Grundperspektiven
Jörg Frey: Hermeneutical Problems Posed by 2 Peter - Robert W. Wall: What if no 2 Peter?
Intertextuelle Verbindungslinien
Matthias Berghorn: Rezeption des Matthäusevangeliums im zweiten Petrusbrief? Zum Verhältnis zweier neutestamentlicher Schriften - Michael Kok: Did Mark's Gospel Influence the Authorial Fiction in 2 Peter? - Marida Nicolaci: The Glory and Honour received by the Son. John and 2 Peter on Christology - Martin G. Ruf: Sprachliche Berührungen zwischen dem zweiten Petrusbrief und den Petrusreden der Apostelgeschichte - Tobias Nicklas: "Der geliebte Bruder". Zur Paulusrezeption im zweiten Petrusbrief - Karl Matthias Schmidt: Im Angesicht des Todes. Der Abschiedsbrief als narratives Konstrukt in 2 Petr und 2 Tim - Paul Foster: The Relationship Between 2 Peter and Early Petrine Pseudepigrapha
Thematische Vertiefungen
Christian Blumenthal: Omikron und Omega. Zur Textkonstitution und Textgeschichte von 2 Petr 3,6 - Thomas J. Kraus: "Anders und doch Teil des Ganzen!?" oder Über Asianismus, das "Verwunderliche" an 2 Petr und "Verwunderliches" über ihn - Uta Poplutz: Lots Qualen (2 Petr 2,7-9). Die Gerechtigkeit Lots im Spiegel des Buches Genesis und in der Rezeption des zweiten Petrusbriefes - Wolfgang Grünstäudl: "Vom Heiligen Geist getragen" (2 Petr 1,21). Prolegomena zu einem polytopischen Inspirationsverständnis - Marcus Sigismund: לְכֵיפָה (ʼב) אִגֶּרֶת. Anmerkungen zu Elias Hutters erster gedruckter hebräischer Übersetzung des zweiten Petrusbriefs
- Edited by Tobias Nicklas
- Edited by Uta Poplutz
- Edited by Wolfgang Grünstäudl
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