New Covenant, New Community The significance of biblical and patristic covenant theology for contemporary understanding Petrus J. Gräbe

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TextLanguage: 0 eng Publication details: U.K.; Pasternoster; 2006Description: 254tr; paperback, illustrations; 23cmISBN:

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Summary: The concept of `covenant` is crucial in understanding God and His actions throughout salvation history. New Covenant, New Community looks at covenants in the Old and New Testament and makes a substantial contribution to biblical and theological studies in this area. It is an introduction to the covenant theology of the Old Testament, Second Temple Judaism, the New Testament, and the early Fathers, exploring the implications for contemporary theology. What are the elements of continuity and discontinuity in terms of the covenant concept between the Old and New Testaments? What are the implications of a biblical understanding of covenant for the community of faith—then and now? These are just a few of the many questions Gräbe addresses in this far-reaching, well-researched, and highly accessible study.

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The concept of `covenant` is crucial in understanding God and His actions throughout salvation history. New Covenant, New Community looks at covenants in the Old and New Testament and makes a substantial contribution to biblical and theological studies in this area. It is an introduction to the covenant theology of the Old Testament, Second Temple Judaism, the New Testament, and the early Fathers, exploring the implications for contemporary theology. What are the elements of continuity and discontinuity in terms of the covenant concept between the Old and New Testaments? What are the implications of a biblical understanding of covenant for the community of faith—then and now? These are just a few of the many questions Gräbe addresses in this far-reaching, well-researched, and highly accessible study.

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