The Wretched "I" and Its Liberation: Paul in Romans 7 and 8Peeters Publishers, 1992 - 165 páginas (Peeters 1992) |
Contenido
FOREWORD | 9 |
CHAPTER EIGHT | 10 |
The Law Which Came Later | 22 |
CHAPTER | 29 |
The Line of Thought | 37 |
CHAPTER THREE | 43 |
Composite Proposals | 67 |
CHAPTER FIVE | 73 |
Existential Character | 85 |
CHAPTER | 93 |
Nothing Can Separate Us from the Love of God Romans | 102 |
CHAPTER SEVEN | 115 |
The Future of the World | 126 |
Critical and Actualizing Observations 135139 | 135 |
APPENDIX | 141 |
| 159 | |
Términos y frases comunes
able to separate According to Paul Adam already answer autobiographical bondage to decay certainty chapter children of God Christ Jesus Christians commandment conclusion condemn conflict dead Decalogue diatribe style dwells end of verse eschatological evil exegetes existence expression faith flesh future Galatians Gaudium et spes Genesis glorified glory God's Spirit grace heirs hope human inner Israel Jesus Christ Jesus our Lord Jewish Jews justified labor pains law sin lies live according longer means mind mortal bodies NRSV Old Testament passage Paul reasons Paul writes Paul's Pauline pericope person pre-Christian predestined present question readers redemption refers resurrection Revised Standard Version rhetorical righteousness Romans 7 Paul Rudolf Bultmann salvation set free sinful nature situation slave speaks Spirit intercedes Spirit of Christ sufferings thing I hate things tion transgression verb verse 12 verse 18 verse 23 verse 35 whole creation wretched