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catalog contributor b1003421.
catalog created "1976.".
catalog date "1976".
catalog date "1976.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "1976.".
catalog description "4. Work according to the pastoral epistles.".
catalog description "Bibliography: p. 228-245.".
catalog description "C. Work according to Deuteropauline tradition -- 1. The teaching on work in 2 Thes. 3:6-15 -- a. Context -- b. The structure of 3:6-15 -- c. Regulations for the congregation regarding its attitude towards "the undisciplined" -- d. The apostle's example 3:6-15 -- e. The apostle's teaching 3:10 -- f. The reason for these regulations 3:11 -- g. The command to the undisciplined to work 3:12 -- h. summary -- 2. Work according to Eph. 4:28 -- a. Context -- b. Structure of 4:25-5:2 -- c. A Christian version of a Jewish parenetic tradition -- d. Regarding anger against an erring brother 4:26f -- e. The exhortation to work and its motivation 4:28f -- f. Motivations for the exhortations 4:30-5:2 -- g. Summary -- 3. Work according to Acts 20:33-35 -- a. The speech at Miletus within the framework of Acts and Luke's view of salvation-history -- b. The problems of sources -- c. The structure of the address -- d. An "Ecclestiastical" interpretation of eschatological motifs -- ".
catalog description "I. Work according to the Old Testament -- A. Work according to Gen. 2:4b-3:24 -- 1. The unity, structure and function of the narrative -- 2. Introduction: the state of affairs before man's creation 2:4b-6 -- 3. The creation of man and his milieu 2:7-15 -- 4. The Lord's prohibition and its violation 2:16.: 3:1-6 -- 5. The consequences of the transgression: shame and the curses 3:7-19 -- 6. Conclusion: the expulsion 3:20-24 -- 7. Summary -- B. Work according to the rest of the Old Testament -- 1. What is the relation between "man works" and "man serves God"? -- a. Work is part of God's created order -- b. The Sabbath command -- c. The sabbatical year -- d. The relation between cult and work -- e. commanded and forbidden works -- f. Work keeping man from obety8ing God -- g. Blessing and curse over work in obedience and disobedience -- h. summary -- 2. What is the relation between "man works" and "man receives his sustenance"? -- a. The Lord's blessing and man's work together provides man with his sustenance -- b. Sustenance without work -- c. Man's work brings sustenance -- d. Even despised work can provide a living -- e. Words for work used of "work's result" -- f. Summary -- 3. What is the relation between "man works" and "man toils/suffers"? -- a. Words for work with negative connotations -- b. Work involves such suffering that man needs rest -- c. Slave labor as suffering -- d. Another negative aspect of work -- e. Work as a blessed and positive -- f. Not even positive work is an end in itself -- g. Non-manual work as strenuous".
catalog description "II. Work according to the apocrypha and pseudepigrapha -- A. What is the relation between "man works" and "man serves God"? -- 1. Work as a way of serving God -- 2. The relation between work with wisdom and law and everyday work for a living -- 3. Word done in righteousness, and in ungodliness -- 4. Types of work depicted as good as evil -- 5. The Sabbath command -- 6. Summary -- B. What is the relation between "man works" and "man receives his sustenance"? -- 1. Work gives sustenance -- 2. Man's work and the Lord's blessing provide man with maintenance -- 3. Sustenance without work -- 4. Words for work used of "work's result" -- 5. summary -- C. What is the relation between "man works" and "man toils/suffers"? -- 1. Work is hard and laborious -- 2. Intellectual work regarded as toilsome -- 3. work as something positive -- 4. summary -- III. Work according to early Rabbinic Judaism -- A. Work is the relation between "man works" and "man serves God"? -- 1. Work as a divine command -- 2. The relation between everyday work and the study of the Torah -- 3. Different views on different types of work -- 4. Work and rest on the Sabbath -- 5. Work and worship -- 6. Summary -- B. What is the relation between "man works" and "man receives his sustenance"? -- 1. Work provides and exists for sustenance -- 2. Maintenance without work; God as the provider of sustenance -- 3. The independence in not receiving sustenance -- 4. One should not be paid for teaching the Law -- 5. Summary -- C. What is the relation between "man works" and "man toils/suffers"? -- 1. Work is hard and laborious -- 2. Certain types of work should be avoided -- 3. Work as something positive -- 4. Summary".
catalog description "IV. Work according to the New Testament -- A. Work according to the synoptics -- 1. Work according to Mt. 6:25-34/Lk. 12:22-32 -- a. The pericope in its Matthyaean context -- b. The pericope in its Lukan context -- c. The pericope in Mt. and its main departures from Q -- d. The structure of Mt. 6:25-34 -- e. -- f. The picture with the birds and lilies -- g. Seeking God's kingdom and His righteousness -- h. In order to add a cubit to the length of One's life -- i. for the morrow -- j. The entire exhortation in Q, Luke and Matthew -- k. Summary -- 2. A survey of work in the rest of the synoptics -- a. What is the relation between "man works" and "man serves God"? -- 1. For Jesus himself -- 2. The teaching of Jesus -- 3. The position of the disciples -- c. What is the relation between "man works" and "man toils/suffers"? -- 1. For Jesus himself -- 2. The teaching of Jesus -- d. Summary -- B. Work according to Paul -- 1. Paul's parenesis on work in I Thes. 4:9-12 -- a. context -- b. the subdivisions of 4:9-12 -- c. Brotherly love bb. 9-10a -- d. The structure of vv. 10b-12 -- e. The content of the admonitions v. 11 -- f. Motivations for the admonitions -- g. The occasion for these admonitions -- h. Summary -- 2. Paul's outlook on his own work 1 Cor. 9:1-27 -- a. Context -- b. The train of thought -- c. The accusations occasioning the apology -- d. Paul's argument in his apology -- e. Summary".
catalog description "Thesis--Lund.".
catalog description "e. Work and its motivation -- f. Summary -- 4. Work according to the pastoral epistles -- a. Work according to the ordinances for widows in 1 Tim. 5:3-16 -- b. The work of Presbyters according to 1 Tim. 5:17f -- c. The bearing of false and sound doctrine on one's approach to possessions 1 Tim. 6:3-21 -- d. Work and suffering 2 Tim. 2:3-7 -- e. Summary -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Introduction -- I. Work according to the Old Testament -- A. Work according to Gen. 2:4b-3:24 -- B. Work according to the rest of the Old Testament -- II. Work according to the Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha -- III. Work according to early rabbinic Judaism -- IV. Work according to the New Testament -- A. Work according to the synoptics -- 1. Work according to Mt. 6:25-34/Lk. 12:22-32 -- 2. Paul's outlook on his own work 1 Cor. 9:1-27 -- C. Work according to Deuteropauline tradition -- 1. The teaching on work in 2 Thes. 3:6-15 -- 2. Work according to Eph. 4:28 -- 3. Work according to Acts 20:33-35 -- ".
catalog extent "x, 261 p. ;".
catalog hasFormat "Work, toil and sustenance.".
catalog identifier "9171142258".
catalog isFormatOf "Work, toil and sustenance.".
catalog issued "1976".
catalog issued "1976.".
catalog language "eng swe".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "[Stockholm] : Verbum ; [Lund : H. Ohlsson],".
catalog relation "Work, toil and sustenance.".
catalog subject "BS2545.W67 A3513".
catalog subject "Bible. New Testament Criticism, interpretation, etc.".
catalog subject "Work Biblical teaching.".
catalog tableOfContents "4. Work according to the pastoral epistles.".
catalog tableOfContents "C. Work according to Deuteropauline tradition -- 1. The teaching on work in 2 Thes. 3:6-15 -- a. Context -- b. The structure of 3:6-15 -- c. Regulations for the congregation regarding its attitude towards "the undisciplined" -- d. The apostle's example 3:6-15 -- e. The apostle's teaching 3:10 -- f. The reason for these regulations 3:11 -- g. The command to the undisciplined to work 3:12 -- h. summary -- 2. Work according to Eph. 4:28 -- a. Context -- b. Structure of 4:25-5:2 -- c. A Christian version of a Jewish parenetic tradition -- d. Regarding anger against an erring brother 4:26f -- e. The exhortation to work and its motivation 4:28f -- f. Motivations for the exhortations 4:30-5:2 -- g. Summary -- 3. Work according to Acts 20:33-35 -- a. The speech at Miletus within the framework of Acts and Luke's view of salvation-history -- b. The problems of sources -- c. The structure of the address -- d. An "Ecclestiastical" interpretation of eschatological motifs -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "I. Work according to the Old Testament -- A. Work according to Gen. 2:4b-3:24 -- 1. The unity, structure and function of the narrative -- 2. Introduction: the state of affairs before man's creation 2:4b-6 -- 3. The creation of man and his milieu 2:7-15 -- 4. The Lord's prohibition and its violation 2:16.: 3:1-6 -- 5. The consequences of the transgression: shame and the curses 3:7-19 -- 6. Conclusion: the expulsion 3:20-24 -- 7. Summary -- B. Work according to the rest of the Old Testament -- 1. What is the relation between "man works" and "man serves God"? -- a. Work is part of God's created order -- b. The Sabbath command -- c. The sabbatical year -- d. The relation between cult and work -- e. commanded and forbidden works -- f. Work keeping man from obety8ing God -- g. Blessing and curse over work in obedience and disobedience -- h. summary -- 2. What is the relation between "man works" and "man receives his sustenance"? -- a. The Lord's blessing and man's work together provides man with his sustenance -- b. Sustenance without work -- c. Man's work brings sustenance -- d. Even despised work can provide a living -- e. Words for work used of "work's result" -- f. Summary -- 3. What is the relation between "man works" and "man toils/suffers"? -- a. Words for work with negative connotations -- b. Work involves such suffering that man needs rest -- c. Slave labor as suffering -- d. Another negative aspect of work -- e. Work as a blessed and positive -- f. Not even positive work is an end in itself -- g. Non-manual work as strenuous".
catalog tableOfContents "II. Work according to the apocrypha and pseudepigrapha -- A. What is the relation between "man works" and "man serves God"? -- 1. Work as a way of serving God -- 2. The relation between work with wisdom and law and everyday work for a living -- 3. Word done in righteousness, and in ungodliness -- 4. Types of work depicted as good as evil -- 5. The Sabbath command -- 6. Summary -- B. What is the relation between "man works" and "man receives his sustenance"? -- 1. Work gives sustenance -- 2. Man's work and the Lord's blessing provide man with maintenance -- 3. Sustenance without work -- 4. Words for work used of "work's result" -- 5. summary -- C. What is the relation between "man works" and "man toils/suffers"? -- 1. Work is hard and laborious -- 2. Intellectual work regarded as toilsome -- 3. work as something positive -- 4. summary -- III. Work according to early Rabbinic Judaism -- A. Work is the relation between "man works" and "man serves God"? -- 1. Work as a divine command -- 2. The relation between everyday work and the study of the Torah -- 3. Different views on different types of work -- 4. Work and rest on the Sabbath -- 5. Work and worship -- 6. Summary -- B. What is the relation between "man works" and "man receives his sustenance"? -- 1. Work provides and exists for sustenance -- 2. Maintenance without work; God as the provider of sustenance -- 3. The independence in not receiving sustenance -- 4. One should not be paid for teaching the Law -- 5. Summary -- C. What is the relation between "man works" and "man toils/suffers"? -- 1. Work is hard and laborious -- 2. Certain types of work should be avoided -- 3. Work as something positive -- 4. Summary".
catalog tableOfContents "IV. Work according to the New Testament -- A. Work according to the synoptics -- 1. Work according to Mt. 6:25-34/Lk. 12:22-32 -- a. The pericope in its Matthyaean context -- b. The pericope in its Lukan context -- c. The pericope in Mt. and its main departures from Q -- d. The structure of Mt. 6:25-34 -- e. -- f. The picture with the birds and lilies -- g. Seeking God's kingdom and His righteousness -- h. In order to add a cubit to the length of One's life -- i. for the morrow -- j. The entire exhortation in Q, Luke and Matthew -- k. Summary -- 2. A survey of work in the rest of the synoptics -- a. What is the relation between "man works" and "man serves God"? -- 1. For Jesus himself -- 2. The teaching of Jesus -- 3. The position of the disciples -- c. What is the relation between "man works" and "man toils/suffers"? -- 1. For Jesus himself -- 2. The teaching of Jesus -- d. Summary -- B. Work according to Paul -- 1. Paul's parenesis on work in I Thes. 4:9-12 -- a. context -- b. the subdivisions of 4:9-12 -- c. Brotherly love bb. 9-10a -- d. The structure of vv. 10b-12 -- e. The content of the admonitions v. 11 -- f. Motivations for the admonitions -- g. The occasion for these admonitions -- h. Summary -- 2. Paul's outlook on his own work 1 Cor. 9:1-27 -- a. Context -- b. The train of thought -- c. The accusations occasioning the apology -- d. Paul's argument in his apology -- e. Summary".
catalog tableOfContents "e. Work and its motivation -- f. Summary -- 4. Work according to the pastoral epistles -- a. Work according to the ordinances for widows in 1 Tim. 5:3-16 -- b. The work of Presbyters according to 1 Tim. 5:17f -- c. The bearing of false and sound doctrine on one's approach to possessions 1 Tim. 6:3-21 -- d. Work and suffering 2 Tim. 2:3-7 -- e. Summary -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Introduction -- I. Work according to the Old Testament -- A. Work according to Gen. 2:4b-3:24 -- B. Work according to the rest of the Old Testament -- II. Work according to the Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha -- III. Work according to early rabbinic Judaism -- IV. Work according to the New Testament -- A. Work according to the synoptics -- 1. Work according to Mt. 6:25-34/Lk. 12:22-32 -- 2. Paul's outlook on his own work 1 Cor. 9:1-27 -- C. Work according to Deuteropauline tradition -- 1. The teaching on work in 2 Thes. 3:6-15 -- 2. Work according to Eph. 4:28 -- 3. Work according to Acts 20:33-35 -- ".
catalog title "Work, toil and sustenance : an examination of the view of work in the New Testament, taking into consideration views found in Old Testament, intertestamental, and early Rabbinic writings / Göran Agrell ; [translated by Stephen Westerholm, Göran Agrell and Verbum].".
catalog type "Criticism, interpretation, etc. fast".
catalog type "text".