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Abingdon Studienausgaben Neues TestamentReihe

Diese Reihe bietet kompakte, kritische Kommentare zu den Texten des Neuen Testaments. Sie wurde mit Blick auf die Bedürfnisse und Interessen von Theologiestudenten konzipiert, ist aber auch für fortgeschrittene Universitätsstudenten und religiöse Führer wertvoll. Jeder Band liefert nicht nur grundlegende Informationen und Einblicke in die Bedeutung biblischer Texte, sondern demonstriert auch die Methoden sorgfältiger, kritischer biblischer Exegese. Die Reihe konzentriert sich auf ein tiefes Verständnis und die Interpretation frühchristlicher Schriften.

Abingdon New Testament Commentary 1, 2 & 3 John
Abingdon New Testament Commentary - John
Abingdon New Testament Commentary - 1 Peter
Abingdon New Testament Commentary - Acts
Abingdon New Testament Commentary - Hebrews
Abingdon New Testament Commentary - 1 Corinthians

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  • Abingdon New Testament Commentary - 1 Corinthians

    • 244 Seiten
    • 9 Lesestunden
    3,3(7)Abgeben

    Focusing on the writings of the New Testament, this series provides concise, critical commentaries tailored for theology students and upper-level college learners, as well as pastors and church leaders. Each volume not only offers essential information and insights into the texts but also demonstrates the methods of thorough, critical exegesis, making it a valuable resource for deeper understanding and study of the New Testament.

    Abingdon New Testament Commentary - 1 Corinthians

  • Abingdon New Testament Commentary - Hebrews

    3,5(2)Abgeben

    The Abingdon New Testament Commentaries series provides concise, critical insights into New Testament writings, catering to theology students, upper-level college learners, and church leaders. They offer essential information and exemplify careful, critical exegesis of the texts.

    Abingdon New Testament Commentary - Hebrews

  • Abingdon New Testament Commentary - Acts

    • 394 Seiten
    • 14 Lesestunden
    4,1(35)Abgeben

    Focusing on the literary aspects of Acts, this commentary examines narrative details, character introductions, and the significance of various storylines. Aimed at theology students and church leaders, it provides fresh insights into a well-explored text, highlighting its narrative techniques. The compact format makes it accessible for upper-level college courses, ensuring it meets the needs of both academic and pastoral audiences.

    Abingdon New Testament Commentary - Acts

  • Abingdon New Testament Commentary - 1 Peter

    • 222 Seiten
    • 8 Lesestunden
    3,8(5)Abgeben

    Focused on the writings of the New Testament, this commentary series provides concise and critical insights tailored for theology students, upper-level college students, and church leaders. It emphasizes essential information about the texts while offering in-depth analysis and exemplifying the processes of critical exegesis. The commentaries serve as both educational resources and practical tools for understanding the complexities of New Testament scripture.

    Abingdon New Testament Commentary - 1 Peter

  • Abingdon New Testament Commentary - John

    • 428 Seiten
    • 15 Lesestunden
    3,9(14)Abgeben

    The Abingdon New Testament Commentaries series provides concise, critical insights into New Testament writings, catering to theology students, upper-level college learners, and church leaders. They offer essential information and exemplify careful, critical exegesis of the texts.

    Abingdon New Testament Commentary - John

  • Abingdon New Testament Commentary 1, 2 & 3 John

    3,5(2)Abgeben

    The Abingdon New Testament Commentaries series provides concise, critical insights into New Testament writings, catering to theology students, upper-level college learners, and church leaders. They offer essential information and exemplify careful, critical exegesis of the texts.

    Abingdon New Testament Commentary 1, 2 & 3 John

  • Abingdon New Testament Commentary - Ephesians

    • 162 Seiten
    • 6 Lesestunden
    3,2(6)Abgeben

    Exploring the writings from Nag Hammadi and Qumran, Pheme Perkins reveals how a first-century audience would interpret the letter to the Ephesians. The analysis uncovers rhetorical techniques and theological insights, providing contemporary readers with a deeper understanding of the letter's impact and significance in its historical context. Through this examination, Perkins highlights the richness of the text and its enduring relevance.

    Abingdon New Testament Commentary - Ephesians