New Testament Investigations: A Diachronic Perspective

Chrys C. Caragounis Addresses Linguistic, Exegetical, Historical, And Theological Questions Around The New Testament From A Diachronic Perspective. He Treats The Hellenic Language As A Unity, Utilizing Relevant Linguistic And Philological Evidence From Its Entire Literary History. Chrys C. Caragounis. Includes Six Previoiusly Published Essays Or Chapters (some Updated , Revised And/or Expanded For This Publication) And Nine New Essays. -- See Page [319]. Includes Bibliographical References (pages [321]-350) And Indexes. The Oneness Of Hellenic : Its Importance For New Testament Exegesis -- Part One. Linguistic Studies. Μενουν And μνουνγε In The New Testament -- Εις γαρ εστιν υμων ο πατηρ ο σθρανιοσ : What Does It Mean? -- Μηποτε ου μη αρκεση ημιν και υμιν : What Are They Saying? -- Εταιρε, εφ' ω παρει : What Did Jesus Intend By It? -- Part Two. Background Studies. The Weltanschauung Of The New Testament Authors -- Greco-roman : A Term Of Convenience Or Of Uncertainty? -- Part Three. Johannine Writings. The Concept Of Logos In John 1:1 -- Jesus And The Journey To The Feast (john 7:8-10) -- Confession Formulae In 1 John -- Part Four. Pauline Writings. The Jerusalem Decrees : How Did Paul React? -- Early Christianity At Corinth : A Critique Of The Social Science Approach -- The New Perspective On Paul : What Would Paul Have Thought Of It?-- Immortality (platon) And Resurrection (paul) : Any Rapprochement? -- Expiation, Propitiation, Reconciliation : What Are The Facts?