Exaltation in the Epistles of St Paul against the background of Greek classical literature / / Slawomir Stasiak.

• Superior document: Eastern and Central European voices ; Volume 2
• VerfasserIn: Stasiak, Sławomir Jan,
• Place / Publishing House: Göttingen : : Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht,, [2021]; ©2021
• Year of Publication: 2021
• Edition: 1st ed.
• Language: English
• Series: Eastern and Central European voices ; Volume 2.
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (390 pages)

Table of Contents

Intro -- Title page -- Copyright -- Table of Contents -- Abbreviations -- Introduction -- 1. Greek Classical Literature -- 1.1 Epic -- 1.1.1 Homer -- 1.1.2 Hesiod -- Summary -- 1.1.3 Apollonius of Rhodes -- Summary -- 1.2 Lyric -- 1.2.1 Pindar -- Summary -- 1.2.2 Callimachus -- Summary -- 1.2.3 Theocritus -- Summary -- 1.3 Drama -- 1.3.1 Aeschylus -- Summary -- 1.3.2 Sophocles -- Summary -- 1.3.3 Euripides -- Summary -- 1.3.4 Aristophanes -- Summary -- 1.4 Rhetoric -- 1.4.1 Lysias -- Summary -- 1.4.2 Isocrates -- Summary -- 1.4.3 Isaeus -- Summary -- 1.4.4 Aeschines -- Summary -- 1.4.5 Demosthenes -- Summary -- 1.5 Philosophy -- 1.5.1 Plato -- Summary -- 1.5.2 Aristotle -- Summary -- 1.6 Ηistoriography -- 1.6.1 Herodotus -- Summary -- 1.6.2 Thucydides -- Summary -- 1.6.3 Xenophon -- Summary -- 1.6.4 Polybius -- Summary -- Conclusions -- 2. St Paul's epistles -- 2.1 Epistle to the Romans -- 2.1.1 To raise Jesus from the dead -- 2.1.2 The Resurrection of Christ -- 2.1.3 Our resurrection -- 2.1.4 Arise -- 2.1.5 Ascend into heaven -- 2.1.6 Height -- 2.1.7 Pride -- 2.1.8 Wake from sleep -- 2.1.9 Raise up -- Summary -- 2.2 First Epistle to the Corinthians -- 2.2.1 Treaty on the raising from the dead and Resurrection (1 Cor 15:1-58) -- 2.2.2 Entering (the heart) -- 2.2.3 To rise up -- Summary -- 2.3 Second Epistle to the Corinthians -- 2.3.1 Raising Christ and the faithful -- 2.3.2 To exalt -- 2.3.3 Every lofty opinion raised against -- Summary -- 2.4 Epistle to the Galatians -- 2.4.1 Going up, ascending -- 2.4.2 Elementary principles -- 2.4.3 Above -- 2.4.4 To raise Jesus from the dead -- Summary -- 2.5 Epistle to the Ephesians -- 2.5.1 Height -- 2.5.2 Ascend on high -- 2.5.3 To raise Jesus and the faithful from the dead -- 2.5.4 Awake and arise from the dead -- 2.5.5 Taking up (the armour) -- Summary -- 2.6 Epistle to the Philippians.

2.6.1 To exalt Christ above all things -- 2.6.2 The resurrection of Christ and Paul -- 2.6.3 Upward for the prize -- 2.6.4 Pick up, add -- Summary -- 2.7 Epistle to the Colossians -- 2.7.1 Raising Christ and the faithful from the dead -- 2.7.2 Above at the right hand of God -- Summary -- 2.8 Epistles to Thessalonians -- 2.8.1 Raising, resurrecting (Christ) -- 2.8.2 Resurrecting (the faithful) -- 2.8.3 Kill (the lawless) -- Summary -- 2.9 Epistles to Timothy -- 2.9.1 Raise from the dead (about Christ) -- 2.9.2 Take up in glory (about Christ) -- 2.9.3 The resurrection of the dead -- 2.9.4 Lifting (hands in prayer) -- 2.9.5 Bring (with you) -- Summary -- Conclusions -- 3. Exaltation - similarities and divergences -- 3.1 Comparative data -- 3.2 God most high -- 3.3 The Gods' dwelling Place -- 3.4 Establishing contact with God -- 3.4.1 Ascending Olympus or the heaven -- 3.4.2 Erecting the altar and offering sacrifices -- 3.4.3 The oracles -- 3.4.4 Philosophical knowledge -- 3.5 Humiliate and exalt -- 3.6 Raising from the dead/Resurrection -- 3.6.1 The possibility of resurrection -- 3.6.2 The power to raise the dead is the domain of the deity -- 3.6.3 The resurrection of Christ and the raising from the dead -- 3.7 Becoming arrogant and conceited -- Conclusions -- General conclusions -- Bibliography -- Sources -- Biblical -- Classical literature -- Introductions, auxiliary grammatical and lexicographical works -- Bible Commentaries -- Studies -- Index of modern authors -- Index of topics (Greek terms) -- Index of biblical references -- Index of Greek classical references -- Body.