Past, Present, and Prophecy in Hebrews 1
Vos J. Cornelis de
Research article (book contribution) | Peer reviewedAbstract
Past and present are opposed in Hebr 1:1-2a. In the past God spoke to the ancestors through the prophets, now he speaks to “us,” to the ingroup of Hebrews, literally “in/through son.” A central question of this paper is, how is “he speaks to us in/through son” to be understood in relation to the biblical quotations and allusions that follow?
Details about the publication
Editors: Lindqvist Pekka, Grebenstein Sven
Book title: “Take Another Scroll and Write”: Studies in the Interpretive Afterlife of Prophets and Prophecy in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
Page range: 76-85
Publisher: Åbo Akademi University Press
Place of publication: Turku/Winona Lake, MI
Title of series: Studies in the Reception History of the Bible (ISSN: 1797-3449)
Volume of series: 6
Status: Published
Release year: 2016
Language in which the publication is written: English
ISBN: 978-952-12-3338-8
Keywords: Hebräer 1; Psalmen in Hebräer; Hebräer und Psalmen; Hebräer und Prophetie
Authors from the University of Münster
| de Vos, Cornelis |
Projects the publication originates from
Duration: 01/06/2011 - 01/05/2013 Funded by: German Academic Exchange Service Type of project: Participation in other joint projects |