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Old Testament in the World Church

Inbunden, Engelska, 2002

AvGodfrey E. Phillips

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A study of the way in which the Old Testament is viewed in the developing churches of the Third World.“Reading the Old Testament is like eating a large crab: it turns out to be mostly shell, with very little meat on it,” said a Chinese pastor. This is one of the many challenging criticisms of the Old Testament in African and Asian churches.This book is a study of the way in which the Old Testament is viewed in the developing churches of the Third World, showing how the experience by which Israel was made ready for Jesus is applicable in the mission field.The author examines the perception and use of the Old Testament by missionaries and indigenous populations in Africa and Asia, and the way in which the pagan background to the Old Testament was perceived. He draws conclusions, particularly relevant to India and China.

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Utgivningsdatum2002-09-16
Mått140 x 216 x 13 mm
Vikt372 g
FormatInbunden
SpråkEngelska
SerieJames Clarke and Co Ltd
Antal sidor176
FörlagBoydell & Brewer Ltd
ISBN9780227171141

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IntroductionPart One: The Present Use of the Old TestamentI. The Old Testament Among Primitive Populations, Particularly in AfricaII. The Old Testament in IndiaIII. The Old Testament in ChinaPart Two: The Contents of the Old Testament Viewed in the Light of Missionary ExperienceI. The Pagan Religious Background of the Old TestamentII. What Happened to the Jews, and to Them AlonePart Three: The Old Testament in the History of the ChurchI. Jesus and the Old TestamentII. The First Church and the Old TestamentIII. The Old Testament in the Later History of the ChurchIV. The Old Testament in the Church TodayPart Four: Constructive Conclusions From This StudyI. General Conclusions Affecting All AreasII. Conclusions Affecting Primitive PeoplesIII. Conclusions Affecting IndiaIV. Conclusions Affecting ChinaAppendix: The Old Testament and IslamPostscriptBibliographical NotesScripture Passages QuotedGeneral Index