torah or ancien testament (5 résultats)

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Le jeune est une pratique ancienne, profondement enracinee dans la foi hebraique et biblique, qui transcende le simple renoncement alimentaire pour devenir une experience spirituelle puissante. A travers les Ecritures, tant dans l'Ancien que dans le Nouveau Testament, le jeune est presente comme un moyen d'approfondir notre relation avec Yahweh, de chercher Sa volonte, et de renouveler notre esprit.Ce guide pratique explore sept inspirations bibliques issues des textes sacres pour vous accompagner dans votre demarche de jeune. Chaque chapitre s'appuie sur des exemples tires des Ecritures, des enseignements de la Torah aux paroles de Yeshua (Jesus), afin de vous aider a trouver la paix interieure, a renforcer votre foi et a vivre une communion plus intime avec le Createur.Que ce guide soit une lumiere sur votre chemin spirituel, un soutien pour vos moments de recueillement, et une source de benediction dans votre quete de proximite avec Yahweh. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Le jeune est une pratique ancienne, profondement enracinee dans la foi hebraique et biblique, qui transcende le simple renoncement alimentaire pour devenir une experience spirituelle puissante. A travers les Ecritures, tant dans l'Ancien que dans le Nouveau Testament, le jeune est presente comme un moyen d'approfondir notre relation avec Yahweh, de chercher Sa volonte, et de renouveler notre esprit.Ce guide pratique explore sept inspirations bibliques issues des textes sacres pour vous accompagner dans votre demarche de jeune. Chaque chapitre s'appuie sur des exemples tires des Ecritures, des enseignements de la Torah aux paroles de Yeshua (Jesus), afin de vous aider a trouver la paix interieure, a renforcer votre foi et a vivre une communion plus intime avec le Createur.Que ce guide soit une lumiere sur votre chemin spirituel, un soutien pour vos moments de recueillement, et une source de benediction dans votre quete de proximite avec Yahweh. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Etat : good. Befriedigend/Good: Durchschnittlich erhaltenes Buch bzw. Schutzumschlag mit Gebrauchsspuren, aber vollständigen Seiten. / Describes the average WORN book or dust jacket that has all the pages present.

Taschenbuch. Etat : Neu. Neuware - This extensive commentary contains over 20,000 ancient extra-biblical references, making it the most thorough and thoroughly documented John commentary currently available.'Keener's commentary on the Gospel of John represents a striking achievement in the history of Johannine scholarship. It is meticulously researched, cogently argued, clearly presented, and it will not soon be surpassed either in comprehensiveness or in depth. Keener's commentary on John belongs on the shelf of every student of the Fourth Gospel.'--David E. Aune, Walter Professor of New Testament and Christian Origins, University of Notre Dame'With his comprehensive treatment of the relevant ancient literature, Keener plants the Fourth Gospel deep in the soil of its time and place. The author's meticulous and encyclopedic documentation of both ancient and contemporary literature makes this a commentary of supreme importance for any who wish to crack the Johannine puzzle. You may not always agree with Keener, but I am confident you will admire and learn from his careful scholarship.'--Robert Kysar, Bandy Professor Emeritus of Preaching and New Testament, Candler School of Theology, Emory University'This exhaustive commentary on the Gospel of John is an example of evangelical scholarship at its best. Keener relentlessly pursues all the possible sources for the Johannine story. The historical Jesus, early Christian tradition, and the Palestinian, rabbinic, and Mediterranean worlds are his regular points of extensive reference. Keener's reading of the Fourth Gospel as a story written for a rejected Jewish community, claiming they are the true Israel and that Jesus is the perfection of the gift of Torah, raises questions that must be taken into account by future Johannine scholarship.'--Francis J. Moloney, SDB, Katharine Drexel Professor of Religious Studies, The Catholic University of America'Craig Keener has given us far more than a commentary. He has invited us into the world of John's Gospel and made it a magnificent window into the thought and practice of early Judaism and, to a lesser extent, the whole Greco-Roman world of the first century. The reader will find this work a treasure trove of information about the origins of Christianity, shedding light on such questions as, What is a Gospel How reliable are the four Gospels in their portrayal of Jesus of Nazareth and in particular, How reliable is the Gospel of John Keener presents a compelling case for viewing Jesus himself within the framework of early Judaism and for both the Jewishness and the essential reliability of the traditions about Jesus preserved in John's Gospel. The book is a remarkable achievement, and all who work on early Christianity in general or on John's Gospel in particular, whether they agree with Keener or not, will have to pay attention both to his facts and to his argumentation. In that sense, it is something of a milestone, not only in Johannine studies but also in the scholarly world's ongoing investigation of Christian origins.'--J. Ramsey Michaels, professor of religious studies emeritus, Southwest Missouri State University'Keener's detailed knowledge of the ancient sources is enviable. He provides a wealth of documentation on the ancient Mediterranean cultural, social, political, religious, and literary milieu of the Fourth Gospel. On numerous occasions his discussion of Jewish and Greco-Roman cultural conventions aids appreciation of the details of John's narrative. His commentary is therefore a mine of illuminating background material for all students of this Gospel. Its social-historical focus makes it an excellent complement to those commentaries that concentrate more on literary and theological matters.'--Andrew Lincoln, Portland Professor of New Testament Studies, University of Gloucestershire, England'Aimed primarily at situating the Gospel in its intellectual, theological, and historical context, this monumental commentary cites an unparalleled array of ancien.

Brossura. Etat : nuovo. Etat de la jaquette : come nuovo. prima edizione. RIMANENZA DI MAGAZZINO PARI AL NUOVO. Perché l'uomo continua a credere in Dio? In che modo la fede si è trasmessa attraverso i secoli? E come il volto stesso di Dio si è evoluto al passo con la storia? A tali domande risponde Régis Debray, filosofo francese dal passato rivoluzionario, in questo libro destinato a diventare un caso. Il Dio punitivo degli Ebrei non è il Dio di consolazione dei Cristiani né l'Energia cosmica impersonale New Age. Debray mette in evidenza le peripezie di una genesi, le biforcazioni di un itinerario e i costi della sopravvivenza. In che modo? Scrutando il terra-terra del Cielo, spostando la luce dei riflettori dalla ribalta verso il retroscena dell'opera divina, risalendo dalla Legge alle tavole dallo stesso nome, come lo stolto al quale il saggio cinese mostra la luna e che invece guarda il suo dito. A quale fine? Illuminare, l'una attraverso l'altra, la storia dell'Eterno e quella dell'Occidente, zone d'ombra incluse. La fede non è un problema di cui la scienza possiede la soluzione. Dopo la convinzione che solo la scienza possa dare risposte si torna alla religione del Libro o alle sue aberrazioni, come ci ha insegnato l'11 settembre. Because the man continues to believe in God? How faith has been passed down through the ages? And as the face of God evolved in step with the story? Such questions answers Regis Debray, French philosopher from the past revolutionary. The book is an investigation on the traces of the divine, from Mesopotamia to the present day, to illuminate the one through the other Eternal history and that of the West. Faith is not a problem of which science has the solution, argues Debray. After the conviction that only science can give answers you are returned to the religion of the book or its aberrations, like the September 11 taught us. Régis Debray, filosofo e mediologo, è una figura di primo piano nel panorama politico e culturale francese. Ex consigliere di Mitterand, la sua fama è legata, oltre che alla produzione intellettuale, al suo impegno politico al fianco di Ernesto Che Guevara e Fidel Castro, che l'ha portato a trascorrere alcuni anni di prigione in Bolivia (dal 1967 al 1970). Informazioni bibliografiche Titolo: Dio, un itinerario. Per una storia dell'Eterno in Occidente Titolo Originale: Dieu, un itinéraire: matériaux pour l'histoire de l'éternel en Occident Autore: Régis Debray Traduzione di: E. Greblo Editore: Milano: Cortina Raffaello, 2002 ISBN: 8870787729, 9788870787726 Lunghezza: 398 pagine, 23 cm Fuori collana Soggetti: Filosofia della religione, Spiritualità, Ebraismo, Metafisica, Teologia, Religioni comparate, Cristianesimo, Islam, Protestantesimo, Scritture, Bibbia, Abraham, Babylone, bataille de Qadesh, Bible, Christ, christianisme, Croix, Israël, David, Eglise, égyptien, Esséniens, hébreu, Hébron, histoire, hommes, Jérusalem, Jésus, judaïsme, Judéens, juif, juive, Ancien, écrit, écriture, liturgie, Livre, Luther, Moïse, monothéisme, Musée, mystique, mythe, politique, prophètes, protestant, Qumran, Réforme, religieux, religion, Talmud, Temple, Testament, théologie, Torah, Yahweh, Zeus, Nietzsche, Cristologia, Decostruzione, Derrida, Marion, Levinas, Etica, Trascendenza, Giudaismo, Heidegger.