Swanepoel, Cornelius Alwyn
'n Ondersoek na die opbou argumentasiegang en betekenis van Galasiërs 3:1 tot 4:11 Skripsie voorgelê om gedeeltelik te voldoen aan die vereistes vir die Diploma in Teologie in die Departement Nuwe Testament aan die Teologiese Skool van die Afrikaanse Protestantse Kerk onder leiding van Prof. HS Theron - Pretoria Teologiese Skool van die Afrikaanse Protestantse Kerk 1996 - 75p Hardcover 29.5cm
Inleiding -- Afbakening -- Agtergrond -- eksegese: Galasiërs 3:1 - 4:11 -- Slot -- Opsomming -- Summary -- Werke geraadpleeg
Galatians 3:1 - 4:11 is one of the most concised expositions about the heart of the gospel in the whole of the New Testament. An investigation of the construction, line of argument and meaning of this passage would therefore proof to be of immense value. The passage shows a logical flow of argument with themes that interact in chiastic fashion. Paul begins and ends with retoric questions. At the beginning and end (3:1-6 and 4:1-11), he calls attention to the important place of the Holy Spirit in the redemption of believers and how it happens, solely through faith in Christ Jesus and not through works of the law.
227.4 SWA
'n Ondersoek na die opbou argumentasiegang en betekenis van Galasiërs 3:1 tot 4:11 Skripsie voorgelê om gedeeltelik te voldoen aan die vereistes vir die Diploma in Teologie in die Departement Nuwe Testament aan die Teologiese Skool van die Afrikaanse Protestantse Kerk onder leiding van Prof. HS Theron - Pretoria Teologiese Skool van die Afrikaanse Protestantse Kerk 1996 - 75p Hardcover 29.5cm
Inleiding -- Afbakening -- Agtergrond -- eksegese: Galasiërs 3:1 - 4:11 -- Slot -- Opsomming -- Summary -- Werke geraadpleeg
Galatians 3:1 - 4:11 is one of the most concised expositions about the heart of the gospel in the whole of the New Testament. An investigation of the construction, line of argument and meaning of this passage would therefore proof to be of immense value. The passage shows a logical flow of argument with themes that interact in chiastic fashion. Paul begins and ends with retoric questions. At the beginning and end (3:1-6 and 4:1-11), he calls attention to the important place of the Holy Spirit in the redemption of believers and how it happens, solely through faith in Christ Jesus and not through works of the law.
227.4 SWA