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- From: "Mont Cessna" <montc AT earthlink.net>
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- Subject: RE: [Corpus-Paul] Paul's use of MUSTHRION
- Date: Mon, 16 May 2005 21:58:20 -0400
Dear List, I am trying to understand Paul’s use
of the word MUSTHRION. Someone I have been conferring with directed me to
Raymond Brown’s book The Semitic Background of
the Term “Mystery” in the New Testament. In a recent
email they also stated “The language that Paul uses is not founded in the
Greco/Roman "mystery" religions of the day, but rather is understood
though contemporary Semitic culture and writings.” They also included the
following quote from Bruce Metzger: "[W]ith regard to Paul himself,
scholars are coming once again to acknowledge that the
Apostle's prevailing set of mind was rabbinically oriented, and that his newly
found Christian faith ran in molds previously formed at the feet of Gamaliel." Any help would be greatly appreciated. montc AT earthlink.net |
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RE: [Corpus-Paul] Paul's use of MUSTHRION,
Mont Cessna, 05/16/2005
- RE: [Corpus-Paul] Paul's use of MUSTHRION, peterson, 05/16/2005
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RE: [Corpus-Paul] Paul's use of MUSTHRION,
David Denton, 05/17/2005
- RE: [Corpus-Paul] Paul's use of MUSTHRION, Ray Pickett, 05/17/2005
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