Atonement - BT264-BT265
Christ - SEE Jesus Christ
Christology - SEE Jesus Christ - Person and office
Holy Communion - SEE Lord's Supper
Holy Cross - BT465
Holy Sepulcher - DS109.4
Holy Spirit - BT120-BT123
Incarnation - BT220 (Christology)
Jesus Christ
- Adversaries - BT361
- Apparitions and miracles - BT580
- Appearances - BT490
- Art - N8050-N8054
- Ascension - BT500
- Baptism - BT350
- Betrayal - BT435
- Biography - BT298-BT500
- - Devotional literature - BT306.28-BT306.5
- - Early life - BT310-BT330
- - History and criticism - BT303
- - Meditations
- - Passion Week - BT414
-- Public life - BT340-BT500
- - Sources, Biblical - BT298-BT299
- - Sources, Jewish - BT305
- Blood - BT590.B5
- Brethren - BT315
- Burial - BT460
- Calling of the twelve - BT360
- Character - BT304
- Childhood - BT320-BT325
- Chronology - BT303
- Cleansing of the temple
- Conflicts - BT306
- Conversations - BT306
- Crucifixtion - BT450-BT455
- Date of birth - BT318
- Denial by Peter
- Descent into hell -BT470
- Divinity BT214-BT215
- Entry into Jerusalem - BT415
- Ethics - BS2417.E8
- Evangelistic methods - BT590.E8
- Exaltation - BT200-BT201
- Example - BT304.2
- Face
- Family - BT313
- Flight into Egypt - BT315-BT315.3
- Forty days - BT485
- Friends and associates - BS2430-BS2520
- Genealogy - BT314
- Historocity - BT303.2
- History of doctorines - BT198
- Humanity -BT218
- Humiliation - BT220
- Intellectual life - BT590.I6
- Intercession - BT255
- Kingdom - BT94
- Knowableness - BT205
- Knowledge and learning - BT590.K6
- Knowledge of his own divinity
- Leadership
- Lordship
- Mediation
- Meditations
- Messiahship BT230-BT367
- Miracles - BT363-BT367
- Mystical body
- Name - BT590.N2
- Nativity - BT315
- Parables - BT373-BT378
SEE ALSO individual parables
- Passion - BT430-BT465
- Person and offices - BT198-BT590
- Physical appearance - BT590.P45
- Political and social views
- Prayer in Gethsemane- BV234
- Prayers - BV229-BV234
- Pre-existence - BT200-BT201
- Preaching - BT590.P7
- Presence - BT590.P75
- Priesthood - BT260
- Primacy
- Procession - BT114
- Promises
- Prophetic office - BT25
- Prophecies - BT370
- Resurrection - BT490-BT490
- Royal office - BT270
- Sayings - SEE Jesus Christ - Words
- Sending of the twelve - BT360
- Servanthood - BT257
- Seven last words - BT455-BT456
- Similitudes - BT590.S5
- Spiritual life
- Teaching methods - BT590.T5
- Teachings - BT2415-BT2417
- Temple visit at age twelve
- Temptation - BT355
- Theosophical interpretations - BT304.97
- Three days in the tomb - BT468
- Transfiguration - BT410
- Travel - BT440-BT445
- Trial - BT440-BT445
- Views on Jewish dietary laws
- Washing of the apostles feet
- Words - BT306
Last supper - BT420
Son of God
Son of Man - BT232
Spirit, Holy - SEE Holy Spirit
Summary of the law (Theology) - BV4714
Tomb - SEE Holy Sepulcher
Trinity - BT110-BT115
Virgin birth - BT317
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The Cambridge Companion to Jesus by
This Companion takes as its starting point the realization that Jesus of Nazareth cannot be studied purely as a subject of ancient history, 'a man like any other man'. History, literature, theology and the dynamic of a living, worldwide religious reality, all appropriately impinge on the study of Jesus. The two parts of the book roughly correspond to the interdependent tasks of historical description and critical and theological reflection. It incorporates the most up-to-date historical work on Jesus the Jew with the 'bigger issues' of critical method, the story of Christian faith and study, and Jesus in a global church and in the encounter with Judaism and Islam. Written by seventeen leading international scholars, the book encourages students of the historical Jesus to discover the vital contribution of theology, and students of doctrine to engage the Christ of faith as Jesus the first-century Jew.
A Case for the Divinity of Jesus by
Whether Jesus was really the Son of God or not is a central question for Christians--and one that has provoked heated debate since the time of Jesus' birth. Dean L. Overman examines the earliest Christian records to build a compelling case for the divinity of Jesus. Addressing questions raised by books such as Bart Ehrman's Misquoting Jesus and Elaine Pagels' The Gnostic Gospels, Overman builds a carefully reasoned case for Jesus truly being the Son of God.
The Gospel According to Isaiah 53 by
Written by eleven biblical scholars, this study explores the theology of the suffering servant in Isaiah 53 and answers a number of imporant questions: What is a Christian interpretation of Isaiah 53? What is a Jewish interpretation of Isaiah 53? How did the New Testament writers understand Isaiah 53? How should forgiveness and salvation be understood in Isaiah 53? How can Isaiah 53 be used in Jewish evangelism? How do we preach Isaiah 53?
Historical Dictionary of Jesus by
Jesus of Nazareth is arguably the most famous and influential human being who has ever lived on earth. In the Historical Dictionary of Jesus, author Daniel J. Harrington delves into the ancient literary sources about Jesus, modern methods of approaching these sources, the major events in Jesus' life, persons and places associated with him, the form and content of his teachings, what can be said about his death and the claim that he was raised from the dead, and the contributions of major modern scholars to the quest of the historical Jesus. The book consists of three parts: an introduction to the major topics pertaining to Jesus as a historical figure; a cross-referenced dictionary containing 400 entries on a range of topics, including things Jesus did and said, ancient sources of historical data, and modern scholarship and interpretation; and a bibliography listing some of the most important books related to Jesus and the world in which he lived. This concise and objective reference work provides a clear and accurate introduction to the study of Jesus as a historical figure.
Jesus and the Powers by
Refusing a false dichotomy between "politics" and "religion" in Jesus' world (and our own), Jesus and the Powers rediscovers Jesus' response to the imperial power of his day. Richard A. Horsley describes the relevance of political realities under great empires for understanding the rise of covenantal theology and apocalyptic vision in Israel's history. Then he explores aspects of Jesus' activity in the context of the Roman Empire. Horsley examines Jesus as an exorcist and prophetic figure and the character of his death by crucifixion. He also shows how the community life in the early Pauline assemblies gave form to a new response to imperial powers--and stimulus to contemporary readers to re-imagine their own response to political realities in our own day.
Jesus' Emotions in the Gospels by
Jesus' Emotions in the Gospels investigates richness and variety of the emotional life of Jesus as depicted in the four gospels. Attention is often paid to the events of Jesus' life, his teaching, and his ministry - but rarely is Jesus' emotional life considered. Stephen Voorwinde presents all sixty references to the emotions of Jesus as they appear in the gospels, enabling readers to think deeply about how they can relate to the different aspect of Jesus which each evangelist presents. Readers are introduced to the 'compassionate king' of Matthew's gospel, and to the 'man of sorrows' in Mark's gospel. The Jesus of Luke's gospel is seen as a 'sympathetic son' and finally the Jesus presented by John as 'loving Lord'. Voorwinde builds a careful picture of Jesus within the theological framework of each evangelist, considering the Historical Jesus debate, the synoptic problem, and the individual literary characteristics of each evangelist. The emotional challenges posed throughout the New Testament gain new significance when considered side-by-side with the emotional character of Jesus.
Salvation Accomplished by the Son by
After writing and teaching on the subject for nearly thirty years, this beloved professor of theology presents a major volume on the atoning work of Christ.
