What is the Bible? the patristic doctrine of scripture / [electronic resource] :
Matthew Baker and Mark Mourachian, editors.
- Baltimore, Maryland : Project Muse, 2016 Minneapolis [Minnesota] : Fortress Press, [2016]
- 1 online resource (1 PDF (xx, 200 pages))
- UPCC book collections on Project MUSE. UPCC book collections on Project MUSE. .
Issued as part of UPCC book collections on Project MUSE.
Includes bibliographical references.
part I. Approaches in the Christian East. The exegetical metaphysic of Origen of Alexandria / J.A. McGuckin -- A "doctrine of scripture" from the Eastern Orthodox tradition : a reflection on the Desert Father Saint Serapion of Thmuis / Oliver Herbel -- "He has clothed himself in our language" : the incarnational hermeneutic of Saint Ephrem the Syrian / Matthew Baker -- John Chrysostom on the nature of Revelation and task of Exegesis / Bradley Nassif -- Barsanuphius, John, and Dorotheos on Scripture : voices from the desert in sixth-century Gaza / Alexis Torrance -- The transfiguration of Jesus Christ as "saturated phenomenon" and as a key to the dynamics of Biblical revelation in Saint Maximus the Confessor -- Paul M. Blowers -- Scripture as divine mystery : the Bible in the Philokalia / Brock Bingaman -- part II. Modern approaches inspired by the Fathers. The Bible as Heilsgeschichte : the basic axis and scope of Georges Florovsky's neopatristic synthesis / Nikolaos Asproulis -- The Gospel according to Saint Justin the New : Justin Popović on scripture / Vladimir Cvetkovic -- Reality and Biblical interpretation : T.F. Torrance's retrieval of patristic hermeneutics / John Taylor Carr -- Merely academic : a brief history of modern Biblical criticism / Michael C. Legaspi.
The patristic doctrine of Scripture is an understudied topic. Recent scholars, however, have shown considerable interest in patristic exegetical strategies and methods--from rhetoric and typology, to theory and method; far less attention, though, has been paid to the early Christian understanding of the nature of Scripture itself. This volume explores the patristic vision of the Bible--the understanding of Scripture as the word of life and salvation, the theological, liturgical, and ascetical practice of reading--and is anchored by keynote essays from Fr. John McGuckin, Paul Blowers, and Michael Legaspi. The purpose is to reopen a consideration of the doctrine of Scripture for contemporary theology, rooted in the tradition of the Church Fathers (Greek, Latin, and Oriental), an endeavor inspired by the theological vision of the twentieth century's foremost Orthodox Christian theologian, Fr. Georges Florovsky. Our interest is not in mere description of historical uses of Scripture or interpretive methods, but rather in the very nature of Scripture itself and its place within the whole economy of creation, revelation, and salvation.
9781506408057 1506408052
Orthodox Eastern Church--Doctrines.
Bible--Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Fathers of the church, Greek--History and criticism.
Electronic books.
Electronic books.
BX320.3 / W533 2016
Issued as part of UPCC book collections on Project MUSE.
Includes bibliographical references.
part I. Approaches in the Christian East. The exegetical metaphysic of Origen of Alexandria / J.A. McGuckin -- A "doctrine of scripture" from the Eastern Orthodox tradition : a reflection on the Desert Father Saint Serapion of Thmuis / Oliver Herbel -- "He has clothed himself in our language" : the incarnational hermeneutic of Saint Ephrem the Syrian / Matthew Baker -- John Chrysostom on the nature of Revelation and task of Exegesis / Bradley Nassif -- Barsanuphius, John, and Dorotheos on Scripture : voices from the desert in sixth-century Gaza / Alexis Torrance -- The transfiguration of Jesus Christ as "saturated phenomenon" and as a key to the dynamics of Biblical revelation in Saint Maximus the Confessor -- Paul M. Blowers -- Scripture as divine mystery : the Bible in the Philokalia / Brock Bingaman -- part II. Modern approaches inspired by the Fathers. The Bible as Heilsgeschichte : the basic axis and scope of Georges Florovsky's neopatristic synthesis / Nikolaos Asproulis -- The Gospel according to Saint Justin the New : Justin Popović on scripture / Vladimir Cvetkovic -- Reality and Biblical interpretation : T.F. Torrance's retrieval of patristic hermeneutics / John Taylor Carr -- Merely academic : a brief history of modern Biblical criticism / Michael C. Legaspi.
The patristic doctrine of Scripture is an understudied topic. Recent scholars, however, have shown considerable interest in patristic exegetical strategies and methods--from rhetoric and typology, to theory and method; far less attention, though, has been paid to the early Christian understanding of the nature of Scripture itself. This volume explores the patristic vision of the Bible--the understanding of Scripture as the word of life and salvation, the theological, liturgical, and ascetical practice of reading--and is anchored by keynote essays from Fr. John McGuckin, Paul Blowers, and Michael Legaspi. The purpose is to reopen a consideration of the doctrine of Scripture for contemporary theology, rooted in the tradition of the Church Fathers (Greek, Latin, and Oriental), an endeavor inspired by the theological vision of the twentieth century's foremost Orthodox Christian theologian, Fr. Georges Florovsky. Our interest is not in mere description of historical uses of Scripture or interpretive methods, but rather in the very nature of Scripture itself and its place within the whole economy of creation, revelation, and salvation.
9781506408057 1506408052
Orthodox Eastern Church--Doctrines.
Bible--Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Fathers of the church, Greek--History and criticism.
Electronic books.
Electronic books.
BX320.3 / W533 2016