Current Discussions in Theology 4
Current Discussions in Theology 4
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CHAPTER V.
NEW TESTAMENT THEOLOGY.
How clearly New Testament thought grows out of the Old Testament may be seen in the opening words of the Gospel narratives. Mark follows the last verses of Malachi, Matthew imitates the account of Abraham's life (Gen. xi.), Luke has his eyes on the beginning of I. Sam- uel, while John echoes the first chapter of Genesis in his Logos prologue. 1 The Psalms, Luke i. 42-4S> 46-5S> 68-79; xi. 29-32 are all sung to Old Testament melodies, and might well have stood ...in the Psalter of David. And yet they occupy a higher plane and give different promi- nence to old truths. They identify the Messiah with the Lord the Deliverer, and his Messianic work is apprehended as spiritual.
The teaching of John the Baptist forms a part of the introduction to New Testament theology. Hofmann (1877) in his work, just published from the MS. of his lectures (see above p. 103), says that Jesus was for John (i) the Angel of the Covenant, (2) the Lamb of God, and (3) the Son of God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER V.
NEW TESTAMENT THEOLOGY.
How clearly New Testament thought grows out of the Old Testament may be seen in the opening words of the Gospel narratives. Mark follows the last verses of Malachi, Matthew imitates the account of Abraham's life (Gen. xi.), Luke has his eyes on the beginning of I. Sam- uel, while John echoes the first chapter of Genesis in his Logos prologue. 1 The Psalms, Luke i. 42-4S> 46-5S> 68-79; xi. 29-32 are all sung to Old Testament melodies, and might well have stood ...in the Psalter of David. And yet they occupy a higher plane and give different promi- nence to old truths. They identify the Messiah with the Lord the Deliverer, and his Messianic work is apprehended as spiritual.
The teaching of John the Baptist forms a part of the introduction to New Testament theology. Hofmann (1877) in his work, just published from the MS. of his lectures (see above p. 103), says that Jesus was for John (i) the Angel of the Covenant, (2) the Lamb of God, and (3) the Son of God.
What to read after Current Discussions in Theology 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chicago Theological Seminary to read onlineMoreLess
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