The Gospel According to Luke X-XXIV: Introduction, Translation, and Notes
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Joseph A. Fitzmyer
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形式
ハードカバー
ページ数
848
言語
英語
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May 3, 1985
出版社
DOUBLEDAY & CO.
版
1
ISBN-10
0385155425
ISBN-13
9780385155427
説明
Joseph A. Fitzmyer offers an insightful exploration of the Gospel According to Luke, focusing on chapters X through XXIV. This volume serves not only as a translation of the biblical text but also as an in-depth commentary that captures the nuances and intricacies of Luke’s Gospel. Fitzmyer’s scholarly approach illuminates historical and cultural contexts, enhancing the reader's understanding of the theological themes present in these pivotal chapters.
Fitzmyer's meticulous notes provide valuable perspectives on the text, allowing readers to grasp the significance of each passage. He encourages a thoughtful examination of Luke’s portrayal of Jesus, the journey to Jerusalem, and the final events leading to crucifixion and resurrection. Through his blend of historical analysis and theological reflection, the narrative unveils the profound messages contained in Luke's writings.
This volume stands as a critical resource for theologians, scholars, and anyone interested in deepening their comprehension of the Gospel. Fitzmyer's expertise ensures that readers will emerge with a richer appreciation for the text and its enduring impact on Christian thought.
Fitzmyer's meticulous notes provide valuable perspectives on the text, allowing readers to grasp the significance of each passage. He encourages a thoughtful examination of Luke’s portrayal of Jesus, the journey to Jerusalem, and the final events leading to crucifixion and resurrection. Through his blend of historical analysis and theological reflection, the narrative unveils the profound messages contained in Luke's writings.
This volume stands as a critical resource for theologians, scholars, and anyone interested in deepening their comprehension of the Gospel. Fitzmyer's expertise ensures that readers will emerge with a richer appreciation for the text and its enduring impact on Christian thought.