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Richard N. Longenecker

The Pedagogical Nature of the Law in Galatians 3:10-4:7

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  • Richard N. Longenecker

What is the Christian's relation to the Mosaic Law? Paul's description of the pedagogical nature of the law in Galatians 3:10-Galatians 4:7 should be read very carefully.

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The "Faith of Abraham" Theme in Paul, James and Hebrews: A Study in the Circumstantial Nature of New Testament Teaching

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  • Richard N. Longenecker

Different New Testament writers may employ the same theme in a very different way. This essay explores this reality in Paul (Romans 4 and Galatians 3), James 2, and Hebrews 11. Different circumstances called for a different application. The function of the theme of the faith of Abraham in three different authors is explored.

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"Son of Man" Imagery – Some Implications for Theology and Discipleship

  • Semi-Technical
  • Richard N. Longenecker

Longenecker focuses in this article on the designation in the Gospels of Jesus Christ as Son of Man. The author argues that a good understanding of this designation has important implications for Christian discipleship.

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"Son of man" as a Self-Designation of Jesus

  • Semi-Technical
  • Richard N. Longenecker

How should Jesus' self-designation as Son of Man be interpreted? Longenecker see it as a self-designation chosen by Jesus to explain who he is—the Messiah of Israel.

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Christianity and the Piety of Pre-Destruction Hebraic Judaism

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  • Richard N. Longenecker

In this study the author compares and contrasts the spirituality of New Testament Christianity with that of the Judaism that existed before the destruction of the temple in AD 70. The major focus is on an analysis of the piety of pre-destruction Hebraic Judaism.

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Our desires must not only be offered up to God, but they must all terminate in him, desiring nothing more than God, but still more and more of him Matthew Manton
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