01918nam a2200313 a 450000500170000000800200001702000150003704100100005208200120006208200130007410000190008710000160010610000110012224500470013324500480018024500180022826000100024626000310025626000090028730000110029630000140030730000090032152009780033065000700130885601270137895700150150599900150152095200690153520260119070422.02021-12-09 11:51:38  a0567093565  a0 eng  a227.306  bD565-G35  aGeorgi, Dieter  d(1929-2005)  eAuthor  aStudies of the New Testament and its world  bThe opponents of Paul in second Corinthians  cDieter Georgi  aU. K.  bFortress and T. & T. Clark  c1986  a463tr.  bHardcover  c22cm  aWith respect to the question of who Paul’s opponents were, there are three current answers: (i) some kind of Judaizers, (ii) some kind of Gnostics, or (iii) something like Georgi’s suggestion. The value of Georgi’s book lies in its rejection of the Gnostic hypothesis, and the collection of important textual reasons for believing that Paul’s opponents were (a) different from his opponents in 1 Cor., and (b) Jews, but not Judaizers, who were influenced by wisdom literature and Hellenistic syncretism. This book represents the English translation of a 1958 doctoral dissertation, revised and published in German in 1964. The published version has become the standard work on its subject. More than a translation, however, for from p. 333 on Prof. Georgi has written an Epilogue with five bibliographies, discussing some of the topics raised in the original book from a more modern perspective. Students will rightly turn to this book as a standard reference work.  aBible -- N.T. -- Corinthians II -- Criticism, interpretation, etc4 uhttps://data.thuviencodoc.org/books/ImageCover/2021/12/10/z3010172907100_3d708ac03d431ae00f4cfec4ed938e23.jpgyCover Image  a211001 TKH  c6104d6104  00104070aTVCDbTVCDd2026-01-20g0.00l0pTVCD-6104v0.00yBK