Theologie des Neuen Testaments

Band I: Die Vielfalt des Neuen Testaments - Theologiegeschichte des Urchristentums. Band II: Die Einheit des Neuen Testaments - Thematische Darstellung

by Ferdinand Hahn

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Extent: 1836 pages

Publisher: Mohr Siebeck

Subjects: Classical Studies, Philosophy, Religious Studies

Series: UTB

Language: German

Paperback (No longer our product)

(January 2011)

ISBN: 9783825235000

Price: $50.00

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~ENG~””Indeed, in terms of its critical sophistication and attempt at theological synthesis, Hahn’s work is the most significant Theologie to emerge since Bultmann’s.”” C. Kavin Rowe in Journal of Biblical Literature 125 (2006), pgs. 393-410


English summary: In this textbook, Ferdinand Hahn provides a survey of the New Testament. The first volume begins with a description of the diversity of the early Christian records in the form of a history of the theology of early Christianity. The author deals with Pauline and deutero-Pauline theology and the non-Pauline writings of Hellenistic Jewish Christianity as well as with the Synoptic Gospels including Acts and Johannine theology. Volume I concludes with a preview of the transitional period leading to the early church. In Volume II, the author presents a detailed discussion on the unity of New Testament records using individual subjects as examples. The purpose of this work is to provide the readers with as clear a picture as possible of the New Testament text and the problems involved in it. German description: In diesem Lehrbuch der neutestamentlichen Theologie verdeutlicht Ferdinand Hahn nicht nur die Vielfalt des urchristlichen Zeugnisses, sondern er behandelt in einer selbst fur Laien verstandlichen Sprache auch ausfuhrlich die Einheit des Neuen Testaments anhand von Einzelthemen. Aus Rezensionen zur 3. Auflage: “Theologen und Pastoren mit besonderem Interesse am Neuen Testament liegt somit […] eine weitere empfehlenswerte deutschsprachige Darstellung der neutestamentlichen Theologie vor.” Ron Kubsch in Glauben und Denken heute 2011, Heft 1, S. 38-40

  • By (author) Ferdinand Hahn