Jesus, Paul, and the end of the world : a comparative study in New Testament eschatology /
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Downers Grove, Ill. :
InterVarsity Press,
[1992]
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Table of Contents:
- pt. 1: The language of imminence
- Paul, Jesus and the language of imminence
- Between daybreak and day: the Pauline evidence
- Dawn's first light: the evidence from Jesus' teaching
- The origin of an orientation
- pt. 2: The dominion of God
- The reign of the regent: Paul and the basileia tou theou
- The realm of possibilities: Jesus and the basileia tou theou
- pt. 3: The community of Christ
- Paul and the body of Christ
- Jesus and the foundation stones
- pt. 4: Paul, Jesus and the Israel of God
- Paul and the plight of his people
- Jesus and the Jews' just due
- pt. 5: The Day of the Lord
- Perusing the parousia: the Pauline evidence
- Future shock: Jesus on the coming Son of Man
- pt. 6: The resurrection of the dead
- Body language: Paul and the resurrection
- Before and afterlife: Jesus and the resurrection
- pt. 7: Jesus, Paul and the end of the world
- The eschatological schema
- The future of a future in a modern world.