philadelphia fortress press 1975 (18 résultats)

VG in orig. wrapper. 191 pages. [Translation of Die Auferstehung Jesu von Nazareth, 1968, by Margaret Kohl; reprint of 1970 edition]. 4th printing edition. Binding is Paperback.

Softcover. x, 86 p.; 21.5 cm. (Creative pastoral care and counseling series) (Methodist union catalog C4602) Good in orig. red on white wrapper. Light penc.

VG in orig. turquoise wrapper. x, 149 p.; 21.5 cm. Binding is Paperbound.

Softcover. Etat : VG.

Hardcover. ix, 101 p.; 20 cm. (Franz Delitzsch-Vorlesungen ; 1967) Indexes: authors cited, p. [93]-94; passages cited, p. [95]-101. VG orig. green cloth in lt. edgeworn green wrapper.

Softcover. 3rd printing. x, 86 p.; 21.5 cm. (Guides to biblical scholarship, New Testament) [First printed in 1970] Good in orig. blue wrapper, crease on upper corner. Unread copy.

Softcover. 2nd printing. xii, 116 p.; 17.5 cm. [Reprint of 1973 edition] Contents -- Introduction: history and the idea of history -- I. The sources -- II. Chronology -- III. The beginnings -- IV. The primitive community -- V. Expansion prior to the apostolic council -- VI. Hellenistic Christianity before Paul -- VII. Paul (before the apostolic council) -- VIII. The apostolic council -- IX. Paul and his communities -- X. The original community from the apostolic council down to the Jewish War -- XII. The church and the world -- XIII. Jewish Christianity after the Jewish War -- Prospect: the emergence of the New Testament canon -- Appendix I. Persons (history and legend); II. Sources -- Bibliography -- Index of New Testament passages -- Selected index of persons and subjects. VG in orig. plum and red wrapper. Unread copy.

Softcover. x, 150 p.; 19 cm. `There are two good reasons to want the Christian denomination to renounce proselytization of Jews as promptly as possible. One it that as long as proselytization is not renounced Jews exptct that it is still intended. and they are well aware, as we have seen, that when they are the objects of evangelization they run added risks of being exposed to resentment and hostility. The other reason to wish to see the Christian denominations renounce proselytization of the Jews is that proselytization plays into the hands of antisemitism. For to proselytize Jews is to assert that a Jew must be converted in order to be saved; this in turn is to assert that he stands rejected by God as he is, as a Jew, and revives the connected notions that God rejected the Jews as Jews because of their rejection of Jesus.' (125) -- `In short, we have been dealing with a new phase of ecumenism, an ecu- menism that embraces all Christians and all Jews as members of one family. Everything that Christians have learned or begun to learn from Christian ecumenism can be put to work now to bring about the reconciliation of Christians and Jews. Of cours, "we need to ask . whether they {Jews} are willing to let us become again part of their family, a peculiar part to be sure, but, even so, relatives who believe themselves to be a peculiar kind of Jew." [Krister Stendahl] Perhaps some among the Jews will not. We Christians have, unfortunately, given them good reason to be wary of Christians. But so much the more would Christians want now to be reconciled with their brothers. We are all children of the same Father.' (140 f.) Good in orig. orange on brown wrapper, chafed along outer edge.

Hardcover. xii, 179 p.; 24 cm. VG orig. black cloth in lt. edgeworn orange on black dj. Unread.

Hardcover. xiv, 178 p.; 23.5 cm. VG orig. green cloth in lt. edgeworn orange on green wrapper.

VG in dj. Translation of Theologie und Anti-Judaismus, 1975. Foreword by Gregory Baum. 1st US edition. Binding is Hardback.

Hardcover. Etat : VG in dj. viii, 247 p.; 22 cm. (The gospel encounters history series ; 4) Sponsored by the Institute for Ecumenical Research, Strasbourg.

Hardcover. xviii, 249 p.; 23 cm. VG orig. black cloth, edges lt. spotted, in edgeworn brown dj.

VG black cloth in lt. edgeworn red on charcoal dj. Unread copy. xiv, 178 p.; 23 cm. `This is an essay in advocacy.as an admirer of Blondel and Teilhard, Barth and Rahner--the very thinkers whose position I am attacking--having been compelled by the drift of the problem to come to the opposite conclusion and wishing to save some of my favorite thinkers from the nonsense into which they were drawn and let the true implications of their views come forth. I would like to go behind the christological controversies of the fifth century to the way of thinking that prevailed in earlier times and was brought to its fullest expression by Origen, a way of thinking in which the two "extreme" positions in Christology--divine relatedness to the world and presence in it, and fully human consciousness--can be held simultaneously.'. Binding is Hardcover.

Softcover. Etat : VG in orig. brown wrapper. v, [3], 224 p.; 21.5 cm.

Softcover. lxii, 481 p.; 21.5 cm. (Lives of Jesus series) Pages lightly curled from damp, but clean and unmarked. VG in orig. brown wrapper. Light spotting on upper trimmed edge.

Hardcover. Kenneth Hiebert designer (illustrateur). xxii,323 double-column p.: 4 l. from Codex Sinaiticus; 24.5 cm. (Hermeneia--a critical and historical commentary on the Bible) As new orig. red cloth. Issued without dust jacket.

Good orig. black cloth, page corners creased, Lacks dj. xii, 426 p.; 23.5 cm. Inscribed by author in English and Hebrew from Paul, For Frank [Moore Cross] Displays metrical structure of unpointed Hebrew texts from Isaiah and Zechariah, with facing English version and textual notes. Binding is Hardcover.