01787cam a2200337   4500001001200000003000400012005001700016008004100033010001300074020001800087020001500105035001300120040001000133041000800143050002100151082001100172100005000183245009400233250006000327260003000387300002500417490003500442504003200477505068400509630004601193650004701239650003801286942001201324999001501336952009801351ocm01968605OSt20231027074525.0720710s1970    xxk      b    001 0 eng d  a72180156  a9780281024490  z0281024499  a72180156  cZAAPA07bund04aBS2651b.D3 197004a2272@1 aDavies, W. D.q(William David),d1911-93974210aPaul and rabbinic Judaism: some rabbinic elements in Pauline theology /cby W. D. Davies.  a3rd ed., with new introduction and additional appendix.  aLondon :bS.P.C.K,c1970.  axx, 403 p. ;c22 cm.0 aS.P.C.K. large paperbacks ;v5  aBibliography: p. [353]-360.  aIntroduction: Palestinian and Diaspora Judaism -- The Old Enemy: The flesh and sin -- The Old and the New Humanity: The First and Second Adam -- The Old and the New Israel: 'Nationalism' -- The Old and the New Man: Paul as preacher to the Individual;  Paul as Teacher of the Individual -- The Old and the New Torah: Christ the Wisdom of God -- The Old and the New Obedience: The Lord the Spirit; The Death of Jesus -- The Old and the New Hope: Resurrection
Appendices: Dr. Karl Barth's Interpretation of Romans 1.2;  The Imperative Participle in Tannaitic Hebrew;  Passages referred to in the Text, outside Talmudic Sources and the Midrash Rabbah, in the Order of their Occurence00aBible.pN.T.pEpistles of PaulxTheology. 0aChristianity and other religionsxJudaism. 0aJudaismxRelationsxChristianity.  2ddccBK  c2307d2307  00102ddc4070aDAPAbDAPAd2019-11-27l0o227 DAVpAPA023723r2019-11-27t1w2019-11-27yBK