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The Literary and Intellectual Environment of Luke - Acts
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- ISBN8230644705
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- Date de parution16/02/2025
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- ÉditeurIndependently Published
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The Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles, often considered a two-volume work by the same author, occupy a unique space in the New Testament canon. Their narrative scope extends from the life and teachings of Jesus to the spread of the early Christian movement, reflecting a distinctive theological vision that is deeply embedded in the literary and intellectual traditions of the first-century Mediterranean world.
Understanding the literary and intellectual environment of Luke-Acts requires an exploration of several overlapping contexts: the Greco-Roman literary world, the traditions of Jewish historiography and scripture, the philosophical discourses of the period, and the emerging identity of the Christian movement within a complex religious and political landscape.
Understanding the literary and intellectual environment of Luke-Acts requires an exploration of several overlapping contexts: the Greco-Roman literary world, the traditions of Jewish historiography and scripture, the philosophical discourses of the period, and the emerging identity of the Christian movement within a complex religious and political landscape.
The Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles, often considered a two-volume work by the same author, occupy a unique space in the New Testament canon. Their narrative scope extends from the life and teachings of Jesus to the spread of the early Christian movement, reflecting a distinctive theological vision that is deeply embedded in the literary and intellectual traditions of the first-century Mediterranean world.
Understanding the literary and intellectual environment of Luke-Acts requires an exploration of several overlapping contexts: the Greco-Roman literary world, the traditions of Jewish historiography and scripture, the philosophical discourses of the period, and the emerging identity of the Christian movement within a complex religious and political landscape.
Understanding the literary and intellectual environment of Luke-Acts requires an exploration of several overlapping contexts: the Greco-Roman literary world, the traditions of Jewish historiography and scripture, the philosophical discourses of the period, and the emerging identity of the Christian movement within a complex religious and political landscape.
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