The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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Page 949
... Jesus had died and risen according to the Scriptures . Thus , the " gospel " was an authoritative proclamation ( as announced by a herald , kēryx ) , or the kerygma ( that which is proclaimed , kerygma ) . The earthly life of Jesus is ...
... Jesus had died and risen according to the Scriptures . Thus , the " gospel " was an authoritative proclamation ( as announced by a herald , kēryx ) , or the kerygma ( that which is proclaimed , kerygma ) . The earthly life of Jesus is ...
Page 954
... Jesus as attractive to a wider audience with Hellenistic tastes : Jesus is the teacher of a superior ethic , beyond casuistry and partic- ularism . Similarly , in chapter 15 , he renders maxims about food laws as an example of ...
... Jesus as attractive to a wider audience with Hellenistic tastes : Jesus is the teacher of a superior ethic , beyond casuistry and partic- ularism . Similarly , in chapter 15 , he renders maxims about food laws as an example of ...
Page 956
... Jesus speaking about the Kingdom , in John , Jesus speaks about himself . This heightened Chris- tology can be seen in many of the " I am " sayings of Jesus ( e.g. , " I am the bread of life " ) in the context of their discourses and ...
... Jesus speaking about the Kingdom , in John , Jesus speaks about himself . This heightened Chris- tology can be seen in many of the " I am " sayings of Jesus ( e.g. , " I am the bread of life " ) in the context of their discourses and ...
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