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With his Epistles, the Apostle Paul not only gave theological instruction but also cultivated individual relationships with the communities he was addressing. This study examines how the Epistles set up and secure Paul's continuing importance for the churches if it has not already been established through his Apostolate. This is achieved above all by means of metaphors. The study focuses on the parent-child metaphors (1 Thess. 2; 1 Cor. 4; Gal. 4) with which Paul seeks to bind his 'children' to himself in a special way.
Der Apostel Paulus hat mit seinen Briefen nicht nur Theologie
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Produktbeschreibung
With his Epistles, the Apostle Paul not only gave theological instruction but also cultivated individual relationships with the communities he was addressing. This study examines how the Epistles set up and secure Paul's continuing importance for the churches if it has not already been established through his Apostolate. This is achieved above all by means of metaphors. The study focuses on the parent-child metaphors (1 Thess. 2; 1 Cor. 4; Gal. 4) with which Paul seeks to bind his 'children' to himself in a special way.
Der Apostel Paulus hat mit seinen Briefen nicht nur Theologie vermittelt, sondern auch persönliche Beziehungen zu den angeschriebenen Gemeinden gepflegt. Die Studie untersucht, wie die Briefe die bleibende Bedeutung des Paulus, so sie nicht bereits mit dem Apostolat gegeben war, für die Gemeinden entwerfen und sichern. Dies geschieht vor allem durch Metaphern. Im Mittelpunkt der Studie stehen Eltern-Kind-Metaphern (1 Thess 2; 1 Kor 4; Gal 4), mit denen Paulus seine "Kinder" in besonderer Weise an sich binden will.
Autorenporträt
Habilitationsschrift. Christine Gerber ist Privatdozentin für Neues Testament an der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin.
Rezensionen
"Through its detailed and sensitve analysis, the study marks a valuable contribution to examinations of the language of family relationships in early Christian literature."
Cornelia B. Horn in: Catholic Biblical Quarterly 68/2006