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Hardback. Etat : New. The way we have understood scripture has long been skewed by theological misrepresentation even from educated sources. When outside voices and personal opinions influence the way we read, teach, and vocalize sacred texts, a dire question arises: Who has the right to interpret and teach Scripture? In this sustained exegetical analysis, theologian and scholar Bruce Henning looks to the Synoptic authors--Matthew, Mark, and Luke--to reveal how they approached this very issue. In looking at how Jesus remaps hermeneutics around his person and work to wield his divine authority, we are able to see how this vocation of teaching was passed on in apprenticeship. Through close study of the Synoptic Gospels and Acts, Henning uncovers the profound way Jesus's mission of education and interpretation not only is bestowed upon the disciples but becomes the church's main calling as well. The Christian community's commission then is grounded in reading Scripture rightly, proclaiming the kingdom, and applying God's Word in the world all with dutiful study of what divine authority means for followers of Jesus: faithful exegesis of Scripture, centered on the person and work of Christ, to pronounce either salvation or condemnation. Apprentices of the Messiah: Discipleship, Authority, and the Teaching Mission of Jesus ultimately provides a deeper look into teaching authority with viewing the Synoptic Gospels--and Acts--not merely as sacred biographies but as living records of those called by Jesus to be his students and carry forward his mission. In studying these accounts the church avoids relegating the will of God to the will of humanity, which would infringe upon the church's messianic and eschatologically mission of interpreting Scripture with Christ-based hermeneutics. Henning opens up for us an enduring invitation to embody God's word to the world in living apprenticeship.…

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Hardcover. Etat : new. Hardcover. The way we have understood scripture has long been skewed by theological misrepresentation even from educated sources. When outside voices and personal opinions influence the way we read, teach, and vocalize sacred texts, a dire question arises: Who has the right to interpret and teach Scripture? In this sustained exegetical analysis, theologian and scholar Bruce Henning looks to the Synoptic authors--Matthew, Mark, and Luke--to reveal how they approached this very issue. In looking at how Jesus remaps hermeneutics around his person and work to wield his divine authority, we are able to see how this vocation of teaching was passed on in apprenticeship. Through close study of the Synoptic Gospels and Acts, Henning uncovers the profound way Jesus's mission of education and interpretation not only is bestowed upon the disciples but becomes the church's main calling as well. The Christian community's commission then is grounded in reading Scripture rightly, proclaiming the kingdom, and applying God's Word in the world all with dutiful study of what divine authority means for followers of Jesus: faithful exegesis of Scripture, centered on the person and work of Christ, to pronounce either salvation or condemnation. Apprentices of the Messiah: Discipleship, Authority, and the Teaching Mission of Jesus ultimately provides a deeper look into teaching authority with viewing the Synoptic Gospels--and Acts--not merely as sacred biographies but as living records of those called by Jesus to be his students and carry forward his mission. In studying these accounts the church avoids relegating the will of God to the will of humanity, which would infringe upon the church's messianic and eschatologically mission of interpreting Scripture with Christ-based hermeneutics. Henning opens up for us an enduring invitation to embody God's word to the world in living apprenticeship. Traces the theme of preaching/teaching authority in the Synoptic Gospels to demonstrate how Jesus's disciples are expected to carry on his mission. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Buch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - The way we have understood scripture has long been skewed by theological misrepresentation even from educated sources. When outside voices and personal opinions influence the way we read, teach, and vocalize sacred texts, a dire question arises: Who has the right to interpret and teach Scripture In this sustained exegetical analysis, theologian and scholar Bruce Henning looks to the Synoptic authors--Matthew, Mark, and Luke--to reveal how they approached this very issue. In looking at how Jesus remaps hermeneutics around his person and work towield his divine authority, we are able to see how this vocation of teaching was passed on in apprenticeship. Through close study of the Synoptic Gospels and Acts, Henning uncovers the profound way Jesus's mission of education and interpretation not only is bestowed upon the disciples but becomes the church's main calling as well.The Christian community's commission then is grounded in reading Scripture rightly, proclaiming the kingdom, and applying God's Word in the world all with dutiful study of what divine authority means for followers of Jesus: faithful exegesis of Scripture, centered on the person and work of Christ, to pronounce either salvation or condemnation. Apprentices of the Messiah: Discipleship, Authority, and the Teaching Mission of Jesus ultimately provides a deeper look into teaching authority with viewing the Synoptic Gospels--and Acts--not merely as sacred biographies but as living records of those called by Jesus to be his students and carry forward his mission. In studying these accounts the church avoids relegating the will of God to the will of humanity, which would infringe upon the church's messianic and eschatologically mission of interpreting Scripture with Christ-based hermeneutics. Henning opens up for us an enduring invitation to embody God's word to the world in living apprenticeship.…

Hardback. Etat : New. The way we have understood scripture has long been skewed by theological misrepresentation even from educated sources. When outside voices and personal opinions influence the way we read, teach, and vocalize sacred texts, a dire question arises: Who has the right to interpret and teach Scripture? In this sustained exegetical analysis, theologian and scholar Bruce Henning looks to the Synoptic authors--Matthew, Mark, and Luke--to reveal how they approached this very issue. In looking at how Jesus remaps hermeneutics around his person and work to wield his divine authority, we are able to see how this vocation of teaching was passed on in apprenticeship. Through close study of the Synoptic Gospels and Acts, Henning uncovers the profound way Jesus's mission of education and interpretation not only is bestowed upon the disciples but becomes the church's main calling as well. The Christian community's commission then is grounded in reading Scripture rightly, proclaiming the kingdom, and applying God's Word in the world all with dutiful study of what divine authority means for followers of Jesus: faithful exegesis of Scripture, centered on the person and work of Christ, to pronounce either salvation or condemnation. Apprentices of the Messiah: Discipleship, Authority, and the Teaching Mission of Jesus ultimately provides a deeper look into teaching authority with viewing the Synoptic Gospels--and Acts--not merely as sacred biographies but as living records of those called by Jesus to be his students and carry forward his mission. In studying these accounts the church avoids relegating the will of God to the will of humanity, which would infringe upon the church's messianic and eschatologically mission of interpreting Scripture with Christ-based hermeneutics. Henning opens up for us an enduring invitation to embody God's word to the world in living apprenticeship.…

Hardcover. Etat : New. &Uumlber den AutorBruce Harold Henning, Ph. D (Trinity College - Bristol / University of Aberdeen, 2019), is a Professor of Bible and Theology at Emmaus Bible College. In additional to presenting at conferences, he has contribute.

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Editorial: The Same Better Hope for an Anxious World; Bruce Henning, Hekate in Matthew's Gospel Greco-Roman Mythology in Matt 16:19; Peter G. Bolt, How Mark Changed/s the World; Ali Robinson, Is Mary Blessed Reconsidering Luke 11:27-28 and Mary's embodied discipleship; Paul N. Anderson, Authentic Worship in John and in Luke-Acts. Influence, interfluence, and resonance; Alan H. Cadwallader, Bad Smells at a religious gathering; James R. Harrison, 'Signs on the earth below (Acts 21:9b): Luke-Acts and the Miraculous in the Graeco-Roman World. Book Reviews.…

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Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Journal of Gospels and Acts Research vol 9 | Bruce Henning (u. a.) | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | AUCD Press | EAN 9781925730616 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

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