The Holy Spirit and Ethics in Paul: Transformation and Empowering for Religious-Ethical Life (Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zum Neuen Testament / 2. Reihe)
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Neuware - Volker Rabens answers the question of how, according to Paul, the Holy Spirit enables religious-ethical life. In the first part of the book, he discusses the view that the Spirit is a material substance which transforms people ontologically by virtue of its physical nature. In the second part, he offers a fresh approach to the ethical work of the Spirit based on a relational concept of Paul's theology. It is primarily through a deeper knowledge of, and an intimate relationship with God, Jesus Christ and the community of faith that people are transformed and empowered by the Spirit for a religious and ethical life. The author establishes this thesis on the basis of an exegetical study of a variety of passages from the Pauline corpus. In addition, he demonstrates that Paul lived in a context in which this dynamic of ethical empowering was part of the religious framework of various Jewish groups.'This is a beautifully written book, detailed, stimulating and fresh. Its central thesis is strongly argued and makes an important contribution to understanding Paul's ethics, theology and pneumatology.'Jane Heath in The Expository Times 123 (2010), p. 138'[The] book is an engaging read, and Rabens makes his case persuasively. [...] Rabens has provided us with a fascinating and convincing account of how the process of walking in the Spirit' takes place.' Gary W. Burnett in Journal for the Study of the New Testament 33.5 (2011), p. 84 'Rabens's book is a model of thorough research, lucid argument, and careful exegesis.'Peter Orr in Themelios 35 (2010), p. 455, Taschenbuch.

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The Holy Spirit and Ethics in Paul: Volker Rabens answers the question of how, according to Paul, the Holy Spirit enables religious-ethical life. In the first part of the book, he discusses the view that the Spirit is a material substance which transforms people ontologically by virtue of its physical nature. In the second part, he offers a fresh approach to the ethical work of the Spirit based on a relational concept of Paul`s theology. It is primarily through a deeper knowledge of, and an intimate relationship with God, Jesus Christ and the community of faith that people are transformed and empowered by the Spirit for a religious and ethical life. The author establishes this thesis on the basis of an exegetical study of a variety of passages from the Pauline corpus. In addition, he demonstrates that Paul lived in a context in which this dynamic of ethical empowering was part of the religious framework of various Jewish groups. `This is a beautifully written book, detailed, stimulating and fresh. Its central thesis is strongly argued and makes an important contribution to understanding Paul`s ethics, theology and pneumatology.` Jane Heath in The Expository Times 123 (2010), p. 138 `[The] book is an engaging read, and Rabens makes his case persuasively. [ ] Rabens has provided us with a fascinating and convincing account of how the process of walking in the Spirit` takes place.` Gary W. Burnett in Journal for the Study of the New Testament 33.5 (2011), p. 84 `Rabens`s book is a model of thorough research, lucid argument, and careful exegesis.` Peter Orr in Themelios 35 (2010), p. 455, Englisch, Taschenbuch.

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Neuware - Volker Rabens answers the question of how, according to Paul, the Holy Spirit enables religious-ethical life. In the first part of the book, he discusses the view that the Spirit is a material substance which transforms people ontologically by virtue of its physical nature. In the second part, he offers a fresh approach to the ethical work of the Spirit based on a relational concept of Paul's theology. It is primarily through a deeper knowledge of, and an intimate relationship with God, Jesus Christ and the community of faith that people are transformed and empowered by the Spirit for a religious and ethical life. The author establishes this thesis on the basis of an exegetical study of a variety of passages from the Pauline corpus. In addition, he demonstrates that Paul lived in a context in which this dynamic of ethical empowering was part of the religious framework of various Jewish groups. 'This is a beautifully written book, detailed, stimulating and fresh. Its central thesis is strongly argued and makes an important contribution to understanding Paul's ethics, theology and pneumatology.' Jane Heath in The Expository Times 123 (2010), p. 138 '[The] book is an engaging read, and Rabens makes his case persuasively. [ ] Rabens has provided us with a fascinating and convincing account of how the process of walking in the Spirit' takes place.' Gary W. Burnett in Journal for the Study of the New Testament 33.5 (2011), p. 84 'Rabens's book is a model of thorough research, lucid argument, and careful exegesis.' Peter Orr in Themelios 35 (2010), p. 455 378 pp. Englisch.

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Religion, The Holy Spirit and Ethics in Paul, Volker Rabens answers the question of how, according to the apostle Paul, the Holy Spirit enables religious-ethical life. In the first part of the book, the author discusses the established view that the Spirit is a material substance which transforms people ontologically by virtue of its physical nature. In order to assess this "Stoic" reading of Paul, the author examines all the passages from the Hebrew Bible, early Judaism, Hellenism and Paul that have been put forward in support of this concept of ethical enabling. He concludes that there is no textual evidence in early Judaism or Paul that the Spirit was conceived as a material substance. Furthermore, none of these or any of the Graeco-Roman writings show that ethical living derives from the transformation of the "substance" of the person that is imbued with a physical Spirit. The second part of the study offers a fresh approach to the ethical work of the Spirit which is based on a relational concept of Paul's theology. Rabens argues that it is primarily through initiating and sustaining an intimate relationship with God the Father, Jesus Christ, and with the community of faith that the Spirit transforms and empowers people for ethical living. The author establishes this thesis on the basis of an exegetical study of a variety of passages from the Pauline corpus. In addition, he demonstrates that Paul lived in a context in which this dynamic of ethical empowering was part of the religious framework of various Jewish groups. Reviews of the first edition: "Rabens's book is a model of thorough research, lucid argument, and careful exegesis." Peter Orr in Themelios 35 (2010), pp. 452-455 "Overall Rabens has provided us with a fascinating and convincing account of how the process of 'walking in the Spirit' takes place." Gary W. Burnett in Journal for the Study of the New Testament 33.5 (2011), p. 84 "To conclude, I recommend this monograph for three reasons. One, it is truly a 'model' thesis in that it accomplishes its aims with clarity and simplicity. Secondly, it provides an excellent survey of Pauline pneumatology and ethics. Lastly, another benefit of this monograph is the intentional bridging of continental and English NT scholarship." Carsten Lotz in LST - InSight Spring 2011, p. 17 "This is a beautifully written book, detailed, stimulating and fresh. Its central thesis is strongly argued and makes an important contribution to understanding Paul's ethics, theology and pneumatology." Jane Heath in The Expository Times 123 (2011), p. 138 "R.'s study is remarkably comprehensive and well-informed." Gitte Buch-Hansen in Theologische Revue&l.

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Volker Rabens answers the question of how, according to the apostle Paul, the Holy Spirit enables religious-ethical life. In the first part of the book, the author discusses the established view that the Spirit is a material substance which transforms people ontologically by virtue of its physical nature. In order to assess this 'Stoic' reading of Paul, the author examines all the passages from the Hebrew Bible, early Judaism, Hellenism and Paul that have been put forward in support of this concept of ethical enabling. He concludes that there is no textual evidence in early Judaism or Paul that the Spirit was conceived as a material substance. Furthermore, none of these or any of the Graeco-Roman writings show that ethical living derives from the transformation of the 'substance' of the person that is imbued with a physical Spirit. The second part of the study offers a fresh approach to the ethical work of the Spirit which is based on a relational concept of Paul's theology. Rabens argues that it is primarily through initiating and sustaining an intimate relationship with God the Father, Jesus Christ, and with the community of faith that the Spirit transforms and empowers people for ethical living. The author establishes this thesis on the basis of an exegetical study of a variety of passages from the Pauline corpus. In addition, he demonstrates that Paul lived in a context in which this dynamic of ethical empowering was part of the religious framework of various Jewish groups. Reviews of the first edition: 'Rabens's book is a model of thorough research, lucid argument, and careful exegesis.' Peter Orr in Themelios 35 (2010), pp. 452-455 'Overall Rabens has provided us with a fascinating and convincing account of how the process of 'walking in the Spirit' takes place.' Gary W. Burnett in Journal for the Study of the New Testament 33.5 (2011), p. 84 'To conclude, I recommend this monograph for three reasons. One, it is truly a 'model' thesis in that it accomplishes its aims with clarity and simplicity. Secondly, it provides an excellent survey of Pauline pneumatology and ethics. Lastly, another benefit of this monograph is the intentional bridging of continental and English NT scholarship.' Carsten Lotz in LST - InSight Spring 2011, p. 17 'This is a beautifully written book, detailed, stimulating and fresh. Its central thesis is strongly argued and makes an important contribution to understanding Paul's ethics, theology and pneumatology.' Jane Heath in The Expository Times 123 (2011), p. 138 'R.'s study is remarkably comprehensive and well-informed.' Gitte Buch-Hansen in Theologische Revue 108 (2012), pp. 118-119 'Rabens's relational approach is carefully argued and will be of particular use to specialists in Pauline pneumatology and ethics, although the implications [...] will cause this study to be of interest to other specializations within Pauline studies in particular and biblical studies in general (e.g., cosmology, anthropology, soteriology).' Matthew P. O'Reilly in Religious Studies Review 38 (2012), pp. 20-21 'And here is the strength Rabens' work offers us. Not only is The Holy Spirit and Ethics in Paul the work of a competent Neutestamentler who is able to realistically place Paul in both his traditional and contemporary context, but it is also a model of what effective biblical theology can offer the Church in a wider conversation.' Mark Saucy in Journal of Biblical and Pneumatological Research 4 (2012), pp. 109-122 'Overall, R. provides a fascinating and convincing account of the work of the Spirit in the ethical transformati, Kindle Edition, Ausgabe: 2, Format: Kindle eBook, Label: Mohr Siebeck, Mohr Siebeck, Produktgruppe: eBooks, Publiziert: 2013-07-12, Freigegeben: 2013-07-12, Studio: Mohr Siebeck.

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Religion, The Holy Spirit and Ethics in Paul, Volker Rabens answers the question of how, according to the apostle Paul, the Holy Spirit enables religious-ethical life. In the first part of the book, the author discusses the established view that the Spirit is a material substance which transforms people ontologically by virtue of its physical nature. In order to assess this approach, the author examines all the passages from the Hebrew Bible, early Judaism, Hellenism and Paul that have been put forward in support of this concept of ethical enabling. He concludes that the alleged material nature of the Spirit was neither part of the early Jewish nor of the Pauline notion of the Spirit. Furthermore, none of these or any of the Graeco-Roman writings show that ethical living derives from the transformation of the "substance" of the person who is imbued with a physical Spirit. The second part of the study offers a fresh approach to the ethical work of the Spirit which is based on a relational concept of Paul's theology. Rabens argues that it is primarily through a deeper knowledge of, and an intimate relationship with God, Jesus Christ and the community of faith that people are transformed and empowered by the Spirit for a religious and ethical life. The author establishes this thesis on the basis of an exegetical study of a variety of passages from the Pauline corpus. In addition, he demonstrates that Paul lived in a context in which this dynamic of ethical empowering was part of the religious framework of various Jewish groups.   Reihe Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zum Neuen Testament 2. Reihe - Band 283.

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