01446nam a2200301 a 450000500170000000800200001702000180003704100080005508200100006308200130007310000190008610000110010524500270011624500640014324500180020726000090022526000160023426000090025030000110025930000140027030000100028449000520029452006430034665000240098965000150101365000160102885601000104420260119071019.02023-08-03 14:37:26  a9781842275658  aeng  a262.1  bT582-H54  aHerbert, T. D.  eAuthor  aKenosis and Priesthood  bTowards a Protestant re-evaluation of the ordained ministry  cT. D. Herbert  aU.K.  bPaternoster  c2008  a299tr.  bPaperback  c23 cm  aPaternoster biblical and theological monographs  aThis book is an attempt to recover for Protestants the significance of the ordained priesthood. In the past the priesthood of the ordained has proved to be thoroughly problematic, not least for ecumenical debate. Herbert explores the ministry through an exposition of Kenotic and Trinitarian theology. He argues that the priesthood is called to announce God's gracious saving act in Jesus Christ and so call people to respond gratefully through Christian living. At the Eucharist, argues Herbert, the priest is not the one who has the specific power of consecration but the one who is commissioned to retell the story of God's saving act.  aProtestant churches  aPriesthood  aIncarnation4 uhttps://data.thuviencodoc.org/books/11410/a4ee859c-1013-4d68-b1a3-c0a18edccc31.jpgyCover Image