Jesus, der Retter
Die Soteriologie des lukanischen Doppelwerks
by Torsten Jantsch
Hardback (Published)
(August 2017)
ISBN: 9783161551895
6.57 x 9.13 inches
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English summary: In this study, Torsten Jantsch examines Luke’s concept of salvation by means of semantic and narrative analyses of Luke-Acts. He clarifies what, according to Luke, the elements of salvation are, and what the theological basis of his concept of salvation is. History of research has shown that these questions remain unanswered so far. The author argues that Luke develops Luke’s concept of salvation by means of telling the story of the saviour Jesus. During the course of this story, the activity of Jesus during his earthly mission and his exaltation as ruler of Jews and Gentiles at God’s right hand are connected. It is not the death of Jesus, but his position as heavenly ruler that effects salvation consisting in forgiveness of sins and resulting in eternal life. German description: Torsten Jantsch geht in dieser Studie in semantischen und narratologischen Analysen den nach wie vor umstrittenen Fragen nach, was nach Lukas Inhalt des Heils ist und wie dieses im lukanischen Doppelwerk begrundet wird. Der Autor legt eine Rekonstruktion der lukanischen Soteriologie vor, bei der die verschiedenen und in der Forschung oft unverbunden nebeneinander stehenden soteriologischen Vorstellungen im lukanischen Doppelwerk in ein Gesamtkonzept integriert sind. Er zeigt zudem, dass Lukas das irdische Wirken Jesu und seine Position als zu Gott Erhohtem in einen koharenten Zusammenhang bringt und von daher seine Soteriologie entwickelt, indem er die Geschichte des Retters Jesus erzahlt. Lukas entwirft damit das Bild eines konsequent in der Person Jesu begrundeten Heils. Er stellt zwar nicht den Tod Jesu in das Zentrum seiner Soteriologie – aber die Person des erhohten Retters.
- By (author) Torsten Jantsch
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