Data Portal @ linkeddatafragments.org

Matches in Harvard for { <http://id.lib.harvard.edu/aleph/002247243/catalog> ?p ?o. }

• catalog contributor b3232905.
• catalog created "1911.".
• catalog date "1911".
• catalog date "1911.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "1911.".
• catalog description "I. Sources back of the New Testament writings -- General glance at these sources -- Pharisaism, or the later Jewish orthodoxy, and its contributions -- Alexandrianism, and its contributions -- Questions as to the indebtedness of certain special portions of the New Testament to post-canonical Judaism -- II. The synoptical gospels and their teachings -- The characteristics of these gospels and the more probable theory as to their interrelations -- The story of the nativity -- The self-consciousness of Christ as subject of development and a source of teaching -- Some distinguishing characteristics of Christ's teaching -- The trend of Christ's teaching respecting the nature of the kingdom of God and the conditions of entrance -- Leading conceptions of God as set forth by Christ -- Leading conceptions of man and the world -- The witness of Christ respecting His own person and office -- Christ's teaching on the progress and consummation of the kingdom -- III. Portions of the New Testament more or less akin to the synoptic gospels in their representation of a primitive type of Christian teaching -- Consideration of the proper compass of the chapter -- The teaching of the first part of the Book of Acts -- The teaching of the Epistle of James -- The teaching of the Apocalypse".
• catalog description "IV. The Pauline theology -- The several groups of Pauline Epistles -- The sources of the Pauline theology -- General conceptions of God, of the world, and of the rational creation, which underlie the Pauline Epistles -- The chief Pauline antitheses -- flesh and Spirit, law and grace -- The Person of Christ -- The Holy Spirit -- The reconciling work of Christ -- Justification and regeneration -- The unfoldment and manifestation of the new life -- The church and the sacraments -- The second advent and the related events -- The teaching of the Pastoral Epistles -- V. Modified Paulinism -- Hebrews and First Peter -- Introductory considerations -- The conception of God in Hebrews and First Peter -- Hints on the nature and rank of men and angels -- The person of Christ -- The high-priestly work of Christ -- Christian life, individual and collective -- Eschatology -- VI. The Johannine theology -- The question of authorship -- Sources and peculiarities -- Johannine antitheses -- the doctrine of the Father and the Son -- The Holy Spirit -- The work of Christ -- The initiation and unfoldment of the new life -- The Christian brotherhood -- Eschatology -- Conclusion.".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
• catalog extent "vii, 364 p. ;".
• catalog hasFormat "New Testament theology.".
• catalog identifier "0790503832 (microfiche)".
• catalog isFormatOf "New Testament theology.".
• catalog isPartOf "ATLA Historical Monographs Collection. Series 2 (1894-1923). net".
• catalog isPartOf "ATLA monograph preservation program ATLA fiche 1987-0383. div".
• catalog issued "1911".
• catalog issued "1911.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York : Macmillan,".
• catalog relation "New Testament theology.".
• catalog subject "BS2361 .S5".
• catalog subject "Bible. New Testament Theology.".
• catalog tableOfContents "I. Sources back of the New Testament writings -- General glance at these sources -- Pharisaism, or the later Jewish orthodoxy, and its contributions -- Alexandrianism, and its contributions -- Questions as to the indebtedness of certain special portions of the New Testament to post-canonical Judaism -- II. The synoptical gospels and their teachings -- The characteristics of these gospels and the more probable theory as to their interrelations -- The story of the nativity -- The self-consciousness of Christ as subject of development and a source of teaching -- Some distinguishing characteristics of Christ's teaching -- The trend of Christ's teaching respecting the nature of the kingdom of God and the conditions of entrance -- Leading conceptions of God as set forth by Christ -- Leading conceptions of man and the world -- The witness of Christ respecting His own person and office -- Christ's teaching on the progress and consummation of the kingdom -- III. Portions of the New Testament more or less akin to the synoptic gospels in their representation of a primitive type of Christian teaching -- Consideration of the proper compass of the chapter -- The teaching of the first part of the Book of Acts -- The teaching of the Epistle of James -- The teaching of the Apocalypse".
• catalog tableOfContents "IV. The Pauline theology -- The several groups of Pauline Epistles -- The sources of the Pauline theology -- General conceptions of God, of the world, and of the rational creation, which underlie the Pauline Epistles -- The chief Pauline antitheses -- flesh and Spirit, law and grace -- The Person of Christ -- The Holy Spirit -- The reconciling work of Christ -- Justification and regeneration -- The unfoldment and manifestation of the new life -- The church and the sacraments -- The second advent and the related events -- The teaching of the Pastoral Epistles -- V. Modified Paulinism -- Hebrews and First Peter -- Introductory considerations -- The conception of God in Hebrews and First Peter -- Hints on the nature and rank of men and angels -- The person of Christ -- The high-priestly work of Christ -- Christian life, individual and collective -- Eschatology -- VI. The Johannine theology -- The question of authorship -- Sources and peculiarities -- Johannine antitheses -- the doctrine of the Father and the Son -- The Holy Spirit -- The work of Christ -- The initiation and unfoldment of the new life -- The Christian brotherhood -- Eschatology -- Conclusion.".
• catalog title "New Testament theology by Henry C. Sheldon.".
• catalog type "text".