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Last Shall Be First

Name: Last Shall Be First
Brand: Bloomsbury Publishing
SKU: 08021162
Price: 67645 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: John York
ISBN: 9781474231411

The Rhetoric of Reversal in Luke

John York

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 08021162

Publishers Bloomsbury Publishing, January 2015

Many recent studies recognize the feature of reversal in individual narratives in Luke. What contrib... Full description

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Many recent studies recognize the feature of reversal in individual narratives in Luke. What contribution do they make to Luke's eschatology, and how do they enable us to define the historical audience of Luke's Gospel? York's study focuses on the numerous sayings, parables, and narratives in Luke that exhibit a double or 'bi-polar' reversal of fortunes. It concludes that this rhetorical form is a fundamental element in Luke's understanding of the death and resurrection of Jesus and the nature of life in the Kingdom inaugurated by Jesus.