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The ethical meaning of the Christology of Colossians : perspectives from a rhetorical analysisKaryakina, Maria 11 1900 (has links)
This dissertation is a detailed analysis of the Epistle to the Colossians. The author uses
rhetorical critical methods and recognizes that the New Testament epistles are greatly influenced by
oratory. Also, the author demonstrates how rhetorical techniques assist Paul to express his thought
that the central idea of Christianity - the divine nature and saving work of Christ - has
unavoidable ethical implications. In the first chapter of his letter Paul cites Christological hymn; he
uses Christological theme during the whole epistle; the apostle concludes his admonition with the
Household code, in which social roles of the member of oikos are interpreted in relation to Christ.
According to Paul's teaching in Colossians, the power of Christ has universal scope and,
consequently, all aspects of human life, including everyday, societal relationships, must be brought
into submission to Christ. / M.Th. (New Testament)
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The ethical meaning of the Christology of Colossians : perspectives from a rhetorical analysisKaryakina, Maria 11 1900 (has links)
This dissertation is a detailed analysis of the Epistle to the Colossians. The author uses
rhetorical critical methods and recognizes that the New Testament epistles are greatly influenced by
oratory. Also, the author demonstrates how rhetorical techniques assist Paul to express his thought
that the central idea of Christianity - the divine nature and saving work of Christ - has
unavoidable ethical implications. In the first chapter of his letter Paul cites Christological hymn; he
uses Christological theme during the whole epistle; the apostle concludes his admonition with the
Household code, in which social roles of the member of oikos are interpreted in relation to Christ.
According to Paul's teaching in Colossians, the power of Christ has universal scope and,
consequently, all aspects of human life, including everyday, societal relationships, must be brought
into submission to Christ. / M.Th. (New Testament)
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