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Jude, 2 Peter / Steven J. Kraftchick.
Van Pelt Library BS2815.3 .K73 2002
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Kraftchick, Steven John.
- Series:
- Abingdon New Testament commentaries
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Bible. Jude--Commentaries.
- Bible.
- Bible. Peter, 2nd--Commentaries.
- Bible. Peter, 2nd.
- Bible. Jude.
- Genre:
- Commentaries.
- Physical Description:
- 190 pages ; 23 cm.
- Other Title:
- Jude, two Peter
- Jude, Second Peter
- Place of Publication:
- Nashville, TN : Abingdon Press, [2002]
- Summary:
- The Abingdon New Testament Commentaries series provides compact, critical commentaries on the writings of the New Testament. These commentaries are written with special attention to the needs and interests of theological students, but they will also be useful for students in upper-level college or university settings, as well as for pastors and other religious leaders. In addition to providing basic information about the New Testament texts and insights into their meanings, these commentaries are intended to exemplify the task and procedures of careful, critical biblical exegesis.
- In this volume Steven J. Kraftchick studies these two epistles in their late first century context and discusses their relevance to the contemporary Christian church. He discusses the importance of the insider/outsider language, the harsh polemical tone of both letters, and their reliance upon the Old Testament and both early Jewish and Greco-Roman thought. Kraftchick enables modern readers to find contemporary relevance in these difficult, andent texts.
- Contents:
- Introduction: Jude 17
- Genre, Character, and Occasion 17
- Author and Date of Composition 20
- Theology and Ethics 22
- Commentary: Jude 25
- Prescript (1-2) 25
- Thematic Statement (3-4) 29
- Examples and Arguments (5-19) 35
- Three Examples of Disobedience from the Past (5-7) 35
- Example 1 A Disobedient People (5) 37
- Example 2 The Disobedient Angels (6) 38
- Example 3 Sodom and Gomorrah (7) 39
- Interpreting the Examples (8) 41
- A Type-Antitype Example (9-10) 43
- Examples from Scripture (11) 45
- The True Nature of the Opposition Revealed (12-13) 48
- Blemishes on Their Love-Feasts (12a) 48
- Images from Nature (12b-13) 50
- Waterless Clouds (12b) 50
- Fruitless Tress (12c) 51
- Wild Waves and Wandering Stars (13) 52
- A Prophecy from Enoch (14-16) 53
- The Prophecy Quoted (14-15) 54
- The Prophecy Applied to the Intruders (16) 55
- The Apostolic Predictions (17-19) 58
- Exhortation to Acts of Faithfulness (20-23) 62
- General Exhortations (20-21) 62
- Specific Commands (22-23) 64
- Concluding Doxology (24-25) 66
- Introduction: 2 Peter 71
- Place and Time 72
- Form and Content 73
- Authorship and Literary Style 75
- Nature of the Opposition 76
- Relationship to Jude 78
- Theology and Purpose 81
- Commentary: 2 Peter 85
- Prescript (1:1-2) 85
- Body of the Letter (1:3-3:16) 89
- Faith and Morality (1:3-11) 89
- The Call to Christian Existence (1:3-4) 90
- A Response of Virtue (1:5-7) 95
- Consequences of the Virtuous Life (1:8-11) 98
- Supposed Occasion of the Letter (1:12-15) 101
- The First Apologetic Response (1:16-21) 106
- Reply to Objections: Eyewitness Proof (1:16-18) 107
- Further Reply to Objections: Prophetic Proof (1:19-21) 113
- False Teachers and Final Judgment (2:1-3a) 119
- Proofs of God's Judgment and Mercy (2:3b-10a) 125
- Ancient Examples of God's Actions (2:3b-6) 125
- Lot the Exemplar (2:7-8) 129
- The Proofs Applied (2:9-10a) 131
- The Character of the Opponents (2:10b-22) 134
- The Irrationality of the Opposition (2:10b-16) 134
- The Final Status of the Opposition (2:17-22) 141
- Peter's Reminder (3:1-4) 147
- Replies to the Opposition's Objections (3:5-10) 154
- First Reply (3:5-7) 154
- Second Reply (3:8-10) 160
- Eschatological Exhortations (3:11-16) 165
- A Question about Eschatological Existence (3:11-13) 165
- The Question of Eschatological Existence Answered (3:14-15a) 168
- Accepting Paul's Teaching on Eschatological Existence (3:15b-16) 170
- Conclusion and Doxology (3:17-18) 175.
- Notes:
- Includes bibliographical references (pages 181-186) and index.
- ISBN:
- 0687057620
- OCLC:
- 49683568
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