... Institutionalisering en leiderschap onder christelijke en islamitische Moluk-kers in Nederland [Religion in exile. ... Priest?" The Last Supper comes in small, medium, and large"(Leiden, 1999), viii+ 173 ... van het... more
... Institutionalisering en leiderschap onder christelijke en islamitische Moluk-kers in Nederland [Religion in exile. ... Priest?" The Last Supper comes in small, medium, and large"(Leiden, 1999), viii+ 173 ... van het werk van Wilfred Cantwell Smith op de hedendaagse theologie van de ...
Erasmus’ Novum Testamentum of 1519 is an improved and enlarged edition of his Novum Instrumentum of 1516. The chief component remained his new version of the NT in more cultivated Latin than that of the Vulgate. But the 1519 edition also... more
Erasmus’ Novum Testamentum of 1519 is an improved and enlarged edition of his Novum Instrumentum of 1516. The chief component remained his new version of the NT in more cultivated Latin than that of the Vulgate. But the 1519 edition also includes several Greek paratexts not yet printed in 1516. This article discusses the Greek witnesses which were used for the new edition and points out Greek and Latin readings in which it differs from 1516. The importance of the 1519 Novum Testamentum is that it constitutes the consolidation of Erasmus’ humanistic programme for promoting the study of the NT as an essentially philological discipline. The work is Erasmus’ self-confident vindication of this programme against advocates of the Vulgate and scholastic theology.
Die Bibelsammlung der Wurttembergischen Landesbibliothek Stuttgart. Abt. 1, Band 3, Griechische Bibeldrucke, beschrieben von St. Strohm, unter Mitarbeit von P. Amelung, I. Schauffler und E. Zwink, Stuttgart/Bad Cannstatt, Frommann-Holzboog, 1984. ISBN 3-7728-0848-4. III., XLVII + 455 pp., 28 x 19...more
Erasmus von Rotterdam, Novum Instrumentum. Faksimile-Neudruck [der Ausgabel Basel 1516 mit einer historischen, textkritischen und bibliographischen Einleitung von Heinz Holeczek. Stuttgart/Bad Cannstatt, Frommann - Holzboog 1986. XLI + 992 pp. f 396,80 (voorintekening tot 1 januari 1986), f 483,6...more
... In the discussion following the presentation of this paper, Dr. WM Jongman rightly pointed out that this statistical datum can not be taken ... 13: 1-7), Mark (12: 17), and 1 Clement (61: 1-2). In Rev. ...De Ste Croix, GEM, Why Were... more
... In the discussion following the presentation of this paper, Dr. WM Jongman rightly pointed out that this statistical datum can not be taken ... 13: 1-7), Mark (12: 17), and 1 Clement (61: 1-2). In Rev. ...De Ste Croix, GEM, Why Were the Early Christians Persecuted?, P&P 26 (1963) 6-38 ...
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Within the story of the twelve-year-old Jesus in the temple there are un-mistakable tensions. Two themes compete for the attention of the reader: on the one hand, the surprising intelligence of the young Jesus (47); on the other hand, his... more
Within the story of the twelve-year-old Jesus in the temple there are un-mistakable tensions. Two themes compete for the attention of the reader: on the one hand, the surprising intelligence of the young Jesus (47); on the other hand, his awareness that God, as his real Father, has claims upon him, to which his parents have to take second place (49). Luke could have given Jesus' statement on his obligations to his Father without describing the way in which he astonished the learned men in the temple. Alternatively, he could have brought out the intelligence of the child Jesus without quoting the words of 49, which seem to disparage his parents. One can see a relation-ship between the two themes, though it is not given in the narrative itself. The interpretation of the pericope stands or falls on the elucidation of the relationship between the two elements of the episode.
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In both his Gospel and Acts, Luke places the ascension at the end of the day of Jesus' resurrection. There is no difference between Luke's dating of the ascension in his Gospel and that in Acts. The forty days mentioned in Acts... more
In both his Gospel and Acts, Luke places the ascension at the end of the day of Jesus' resurrection. There is no difference between Luke's dating of the ascension in his Gospel and that in Acts. The forty days mentioned in Acts 1.3 are viewed by Luke as subsequent to the ascension, not as previous to it. The forty days are not the term fixed for the ascension; they are not linked with the ascension at all. They are linked with the post-Easter, post-ascension appearances. The ascension ought to be regarded as preceding the forty days of Jesus' appearances rather than following them.
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CHRISTOPH BURCHARD-JACOB JERVELL-JOHANNES THOMAS, Studien den Testamenten der Zwölf Patriarchen, Drei Aufsätze herausgegeben von WALTHER ELTESTER, (Beiheft 36 zur Zeitschrift für die neutestamentliche Wissenschaft), Walter de Gruyter & Co, Berlin, 1969. Gross-Oktav. VIII, 158 Seiten. Ganzleinen D...more