Search Results - "Justin Martyr"

Saint Justin Martyr the first apology, the second apology, dialogue with Trypho, exhortation to the Greeks, discourse to the Greeks, the monarchy, or the rule of God / by Justin, Martyr, Saint

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Saint Justin Martyr the first apology, the second apology, dialogue with Trypho, exhortation to the Greeks, discourse to the Greeks, the monarchy, or the rule of God / by Justin, Martyr, Saint

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Re-appropriating "Marvellous fables" : Justin martyr's strategic retrieval of Myth in 1 Apology / by Pretila, Noël Wayne

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Re-appropriating "Marvellous fables" : Justin martyr's strategic retrieval of Myth in 1 Apology / by Pretila, Noël Wayne

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Scriptural interpretation and community self-definition in Luke-Acts and the writings of Justin Martyr by Wendel, Susan J.

Subjects: “…Justin, Martyr, Saint Views on Judaism.…”
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Scriptural interpretation and community self-definition in Luke-Acts and the writings of Justin Martyr by Wendel, Susan J.

Subjects: “…Justin, Martyr, Saint Views on Judaism.…”
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Dialogue with Trypho / by Justin, Martyr, Saint

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Dialogue with Trypho / by Justin, Martyr, Saint

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Marcus Aurelius and his times; the transition from paganism to Christianity, comprising Marcus Aurelius: Meditations; Lucian: Hermotimus, Icaromenippus; Justin Martyr: Dialogue with Trypho, First apology/ by Aurelius, Marcus

Angelomorphic pneumatology Clement of Alexandria and other early Christian witnesses / by Bucur, Bogdan Gabriel

Table of Contents: “…-- Binitarianism and spirit Christology in Revelation -- The phenomenon of prophecy in Revelation -- Angelomorphic pneumatology in the Shepherd of Hermas -- Pneuma as an angelic being -- Pneuma as the Son of God -- Pneuma in the Fifth similitude -- Excursus: "Flesh" in the Fifth similitude -- Further clarifications on the Shepherd's angelomorphic pneumatology -- The Son of God and the angelomorphic Holy Spirit in Justin Martyr -- Difficulties with Justin Martyr's use of pneuma -- Justin Martyr on "the powers of the Spirit" -- A witness from the East : Aphrahat, the Persian Sage -- Angelomorphic pneumatology in Aphrahat -- Aphrahat's views : "many aberrations and very crass statements" -- The seven operations of the Spirit are six -- "The Spirit is not always found with those that receive it" -- An older exegetical tradition -- Cramer versus Kretschmar -- The larger theological framework for Aphrahat's angelomorphic pneumatology -- Difficulties of Aphrahat's pneumatology -- The Holy Spirit and the move from unity to multiplicity -- Excursus: "Wisdom" and "power" as pneumatological terms -- The "fragmentary" gift of the Spirit and angelomorphic pneumatology -- "The other Clement" -- Angelomorphic pneumatology and the history of Christian thought.…”
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Angelomorphic pneumatology Clement of Alexandria and other early Christian witnesses / by Bucur, Bogdan Gabriel

Table of Contents: “…-- Binitarianism and spirit Christology in Revelation -- The phenomenon of prophecy in Revelation -- Angelomorphic pneumatology in the Shepherd of Hermas -- Pneuma as an angelic being -- Pneuma as the Son of God -- Pneuma in the Fifth similitude -- Excursus: "Flesh" in the Fifth similitude -- Further clarifications on the Shepherd's angelomorphic pneumatology -- The Son of God and the angelomorphic Holy Spirit in Justin Martyr -- Difficulties with Justin Martyr's use of pneuma -- Justin Martyr on "the powers of the Spirit" -- A witness from the East : Aphrahat, the Persian Sage -- Angelomorphic pneumatology in Aphrahat -- Aphrahat's views : "many aberrations and very crass statements" -- The seven operations of the Spirit are six -- "The Spirit is not always found with those that receive it" -- An older exegetical tradition -- Cramer versus Kretschmar -- The larger theological framework for Aphrahat's angelomorphic pneumatology -- Difficulties of Aphrahat's pneumatology -- The Holy Spirit and the move from unity to multiplicity -- Excursus: "Wisdom" and "power" as pneumatological terms -- The "fragmentary" gift of the Spirit and angelomorphic pneumatology -- "The other Clement" -- Angelomorphic pneumatology and the history of Christian thought.…”
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The challenge of Homer school, pagan poets and early Christianity / by Sandnes, Karl Olav, 1954-

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The challenge of Homer school, pagan poets and early Christianity / by Sandnes, Karl Olav, 1954-

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The "Belly-Myther" of Endor interpretations of 1 Kingdoms 28 in the early church /

Table of Contents: “…Eustathius of Antioch, de Engastrimytho contra Origenem -- Texts and translations -- Justin Martyr, dialogue with trypho -- Tertullian, on the soul 54-58 : the soul's fate after death -- The martyrdom of Pionius 12-14 -- Origen, homily on 1 Kingdoms 28 -- Eustathius of Antioch, on the belly-myther of Endor, against Origen -- Apollinaris of Laodicea, a fragment from the Catenae -- Diodore of Tarsus, a fragment from the Catenae -- The letter of Saint Gregory, Bishop of Nyssa, concerning the belly-myther, to Bishop Theodosius.…”
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The "Belly-Myther" of Endor interpretations of 1 Kingdoms 28 in the early church /

Table of Contents: “…Eustathius of Antioch, de Engastrimytho contra Origenem -- Texts and translations -- Justin Martyr, dialogue with trypho -- Tertullian, on the soul 54-58 : the soul's fate after death -- The martyrdom of Pionius 12-14 -- Origen, homily on 1 Kingdoms 28 -- Eustathius of Antioch, on the belly-myther of Endor, against Origen -- Apollinaris of Laodicea, a fragment from the Catenae -- Diodore of Tarsus, a fragment from the Catenae -- The letter of Saint Gregory, Bishop of Nyssa, concerning the belly-myther, to Bishop Theodosius.…”
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