A theology of the cross the death of Jesus in the Pauline letters
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Minneapolis :
Fortress press,
1990.
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- Introducction "Theology of the cross" Ernst Käsemann on the death of Jesus plan of the book Excursus: The language of crucifixion
- Jesús' death and god
- God revealed in the crudified christ
- Jesus' death and human sinfulness "Christ(1 Cor. 1:18--2:5 )god's righteousness and christ's faithfulness (Rom. 3:21-26) God's love in christ's death (Rom. 5:6-8) Paul and the classic attributes of god Excursus: the crusified god
- Jesus' death and human sinfulness
- "Christ died for our sins"Three soteriological terms (Rom. 3:24-26) A pauline "Use" of the Atonement (Rom. 4:24-25) Participation in christ's death (Rom. 6:1-11) Reconciliation through christ's death (2 cor. 5:14-6:2 ) Paul and the historic views of the atonement
- Jesus' death and resurrection christ the firsfruits (1 corinthians 15) Jesus' resurrection as god's saving event
- Jesus' resurrection as the promise of the future Jesus' resurrection in the life of believers the relation of cross and resurrection
- Jesus' death and the people of god redefininf the people of god (Galatians 3) Proclaiming the lord' s death (1 Cor:11:17-34) Christ's death and the purity of the community (1 Cor. 5:1-13) Coclusion summary the unity of the church the holiness of the church. -Jesus' death and the christian life Boasting in the cros (Gal. 6:11-18) Always carrying in the body the death of Jesus (2 Cor. 4:7-15) conformity to christ's death (Phil. 3:211) Crucified but alive, weak but prowerful (2 Cor. 13:1-4) The siffering of the church.