Die Polykarpbriefe
by Johannes B Bauer
Hardback (Published)
(December 1995)
ISBN: 9783525516782
Price: $19.00
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English summary: At present, the most comprehensive interpretation of these writings. German description: Die Polykarpbriefe – der eigentliche Brief an die Philipper und ein Begleitschreiben zu den ubersandten Ignatiusbriefen – sind in der Uberlieferung zu einem Brief zusammengewachsen. Der Hauptbrief gibt unter Benutzung des 1. Klemensbriefes Mahnungen zum rechten Glauben und zum christlichen Lebenswandel, scharft gelegentlich den Gehorsam gegenuber Presbytern und Diakonen ein (5,3), ohne einen Bischof in Philippi zu erwahnen, so daa man eine presbyteriale Verfassung der Kirche von Philippi vermuten konnte (Altaner). Gewarnt wird auch vor nicht naher zu bestimmender Gnosis.
- By (author) Johannes B Bauer
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