Colossians and Philemon
โ Scribed by Eduard Lohse
- Publisher
- Fortress Press
- Year
- 1988
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 263
- Series
- Hermeneia: a Critical and Historical Commentary on the Bible
- Category
- Library
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
โฆ Table of Contents
Contents
The Epistle
to the 1:1-2
Colossians
1:3-8
1:9-11
1:12-20
1:21-23
1:24-2:5
2:6-15
2:16-23
3:1-4
3:5-17
3:18-4:1
4:2-6
4:7-18
Foreword to Hermeneia
Reference Codes
Editor's Note
Introduction
Introductory Greeting
Excursus: Colossae
Thanksgiving
Intercession
I.
Theological Instruction:
The Universal Lordship of Christ
Thanksgiving and Hymn
Excursus: The Christ-hymn, 1: 1~20
Assurance of the Reconciliation
and Its Demand
Office and Commission of the
Apostle
Excursus: The Language and Style
of Colossians
Christ jesus the Lord
Excursus: "The Elements of the
Universe"
The End of the Regulations
Excursus: The Teaching of the
"Philosophy"
II.
The Hortatory Section:
The Rule of Christ in the Life
of the Believers
Seek What Is Above!
Put on the New Man!
Rules for the Household
Excursus: The Rules for the
Household
Final Admonitions
Excursus: The Imprisonment of Paul
Messages and Greetings
Excursus: The Lists of Greetings
in Philemon and Colossians
Excursus: The Letter to the
Colossians and Pauline Theology
1-3
4-7
8-20
21-25
Introduction
Introductory Greeting
Thanksgiving and Petition
Intercession for Onesimus
Conclusion and Greetings
186
189
192
196
206
Bibliography 210
Indices
1. Passages
a/ Old Testament and Apocrypha 221
b/ Old Testament Pseudepigrapha
and Other Jewish Literature 221
c/ New Testament 222
d/ Early Christian Literature
and the Ancient Church 223
e/ Greek and Latin Authors 224
2. Greek Words 226
3. Subjects 228
4. Modern Authors 230
Designer's Notes 232
viii
๐ SIMILAR VOLUMES
A leading New Testament scholar offers a substantive evangelical commentary on Colossians and Philemon in the award-winning BECNT series.
False Teachers and a Runaway SlaveTwo crises in Colosse compel the Apostle Paul to write to the believers there, sharing his wisdom while in prison. First, Paul responds to false teachers who were belittling Christ, laying down rules, and boasting of secret knowledge. Then, Paul appeals to an indivi
Martin singles out two themes that are high on today's agenda of theological and practical inquiry and planning. These themes are the cosmic dimensions of Christological teaching and the role of the Church as God's locus and agent of reconciliation.
I am a lay pastor with a modest amount of classroom training. This series is very useful for anyone - whether they are a degreed preacher, someone like me, or an individual studying God's Word for themselves. I like the practical, personal aspect of the commentary and that fact makes them very usef
Ernest D. Martin takes Bible students into the rich text of the letter to the church at Colossae and the highly personal letter to Philemon. Martin draws on his experience as pastor, teacher, and writer to engage the reader in the complexities of the text. All the while, he focuses on a Christ-cente