A peaceable hope : contesting violent eschatology in New Testament narratives / David J. Neville.
Material type:
- 9780801048517 (pbk.)
- 0801048516 (pbk.)
- 226.06 N523A
- BS2361.3 .N465 2013
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [257]-276) and indexes.
Part 1. The gospels according to Matthew and Mark. Nonretaliation or vengeance? : protesting Matthew's violent eschatology -- Peaceful power : pleading Mark's ethical eschatology -- Part 2. The Lukan literature. The evangelist of peace -- "As in the days of Noah and Lot" : retributive eschatology in Luke's gospel -- "In the same way" : restoration eschatology in Acts -- Part 3. Johannine trajectories. Nonviolent apocalypse : the peace witness of the fourth gospel -- Apocalypse of the Lamb : reading Revelation in peace perspective.
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