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Augsburg Fortress Publishers
- The Pastoral Epistles: A Commentary on the Pastoral Epistles
- Book
- 1989
- Published by: Augsburg Fortress Publishers
- Series: Hermeneia: A Critical and Historical Commentary on the Bible
summary
There are many English commentaries on these letters, but none so replete with quotations (some quite extensive) from extra-biblical materials, whether Hellenistic, Jewish, or Christian, that bear on the linguistic and conceptual problems the letters contain.
Table of Contents
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- Title Page
- pp. i-v
- The Authors
- p. vi
- Foreword to Hermeneia
- pp. x-xiv
- Reference Codes
- pp. xiii-xix
- Editor’s Note
- p. xx
- Introduction
- pp. 1-11
- Initial Greeting (1:1–4)
- pp. 13-14
- Combat the Heretics (1:3–7)
- pp. 15-21
- On Prayers for All Men (2:1–7)
- pp. 35-43
- Conduct of Bishops (3:1b–7)
- pp. 50-57
- On Conduct of Deacons (3:8–13)
- pp. 58-59
- Word Concerning the Church (3:14–16)
- pp. 60-63
- Instructions for Timothy (4:6–10)
- pp. 68-69
- Timothy as Example (4:11–5:2)
- pp. 70-72
- On Widows (5:3–16)
- pp. 73-76
- On Presbyters (5:17–20)
- pp. 77-79
- Exhortation to Timothy (5:21–25)
- pp. 80-81
- On Slaves (6:1, 2a)
- p. 82
- Warning Against Avarice (6:6–10)
- pp. 84-86
- The Battle of Faith (6:11–16)
- pp. 87-90
- Second Epistle to Timothy
- Exhortation to Suffering (2:1–13)
- pp. 107-109
- Summary Exhortation (3:10–4:8)
- pp. 118-121
- Greetings and Valediction (4:19–22)
- pp. 125-130
- The Epistle to Titus
- pp. 130-131
- Initial Greeting (1:1–4)
- p. 131
- Against Heretics in Crete (1:10–16)
- pp. 135-138
- Regulations for Men, Women, Slaves (2:1–10)
- pp. 139-141
- Assignments and Greetings (3:12–14)
- pp. 152-154
- Concluding Greeting (3:15)
- pp. 155-157
- Appendices:
- pp. 158-160
- Bibliography:
- pp. 161-164
- Designer's Notes
- pp. 174-177
Additional Information
ISBN
9781506421421
Related ISBN(s)
9780800660024
MARC Record
OCLC
630470604
Pages
176
Launched on MUSE
2017-01-01
Language
English
Open Access
No
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