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Pil la r N e w T est a m e nt Com m e nta ry
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D. A. Carson
16
University of Manchester
F. F. Bruce
John CalvinH.
W. Attridge W. L. Lane P. EllingworthC. R. KoesterL. T. Johnson
George H. Guthrie
17
Moore College
John Woodhouse
18
Introduction
90
91
92
90
Johnson, 11
91
D. E. Aune 1987
The New Testament in Its Literary Environment
[Philadelphia: Westminster, 1987], 213
S. Stanley, The Structure of Hebrews from Three
Perspectives, TynBul 45 (1994), 245-271 R. T. France,
The Writer of Hebrews as a Biblical Expositor, TynBul 47 (1996), 245276
92
80
93
94
1.
P. E. Hughes
F. J. Schierse 1 13
14 31 32 25 95
F. F. Bruce
96
1 18
1 13 14 20
128
93
94
95
96
Bruce, vii-x
81
1 18 19 29
121 22
25
97
fugue 17 1
14
10 20 128
98
99
2.
100
97
xix-xxii
98
G. H. Guthrie, Structure, 28
Guthrie, 26-29
200625-28 C. L.
Westfall, Discourse Analysis, 1-3; Johnson, 11
99
100
Johnson, 12 Quintilian
Dio Chrysostom Cicero
82
hook words
101
102
judicial deliberative epideictic
11 18 36
12
103
6 14 233539
Spicq, 2:351-378
102
103
11
104
105
106
107
108 (1)
104
D. E.
AuneC. C. BlackT. Olbricht
105
106
107
108
Koester, 84-86
84
1 4(2) 5
9109 (3) 10 27
110 (4) 28 21
(5) 2225
111
59 10
27
deSilva
112
Guthrie
109
Koester, 84 n.
187
110
(1)
10 20
10 10
11 20(2) 1 39
1 25
2639(3) 1 27
4 24
2527
111
Johnson, 13-14 13
14
112
113
3.
114
Albert Vanhoye
115 116
1963 117
A. Descamps R. Gyllenberg
F. ThienL. Vaganay 118
(1)
113
114
115
116
D. A. BlackP. Ellingworth
W. L. Lane
117
118
G. H.
Guthrie, Structure, 11-12 B. C. Joslin, Can Hebrews Be Structured?
An Assessment of Eight Approaches, CBR 6 (2007), 99-129
103-105 105
86
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5) (6)
14 2021 119
(1) 5 18(2)
1 10(3) 11 39(4)
1 13 (5) 14
19
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(3)
11
120
119
120
87
Lindars
121
122
123
11
1416 1923
22
125
121
122
123
C. L.Westfall,
Discourse Analysis, 10
348 348
124
G. H. Guthrie, Structure, 79
125
D. A. Black, Literary
Structure, 163-177; J. Swetnam, Form and Content in Hebrews 16,
368-385 Form and Content in Hebrews 713, 333-348; G. H .
88
4.
126
morpheme 127
128
A. George H. Guthrie
129
130
Guthrie, Structure, 34-35, 76-77; C. L. Westfall, Discourse Analysis, 711 B. C. Joslin, Can Hebrews Be Structured? 109-112
126
G. H. Guthrie, Structure, 35 C. L.
127
C. L.
Westfall, Discourse Analysis, 22-87
23-27
129
G. H. Guthrie, Structure
130
cohesion shifts
inclusions
5 18
14 25
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132
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132
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134
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92
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1. 36
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b. 2328
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D. J. Ebert
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Attridge, 36 A. Vanhoye,
Situation du Christ: ptre aux Hbreux 12 (Paris: Cerf, 1969), 1-117
D. J. Ebert, Wisdom in
New Testament Christology, with Special Reference to Hebrews 1:1-4
(unpublished Ph.D. thesis, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, 1998),
12-111
Bruce, 45 12 34
3 1
2a
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2c
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3a
3b 3c
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D. J. Ebert, Wisdom, 42, 67
120
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Johnson, 63
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17
15
16
G. R. Smillie,
Living and Active: The Word of God in the Book of Hebrews (unpublished Ph.D. thesis, Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, 2000); W. L.
Vander Beek, Hebrews: A Doxology of the Word, Mid-America
Journal of Theology 16 (2005), 13-28; D. Wider, Theozentrik und
Bekenntnis: Untersuchungen zur Theologie des Redens Gottes im Hebrerbrief (Berlin: de Gruyter, 1997), 11-71
17
Guthrie, 46
44
123
14
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19
20 1
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22 23
24
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18
lalhvsa" ejl avlhsen
2 40G. R. Smillie, Living
and Active, 98-107 Contrast or Continuity in Hebrews 1.1-2?
NTS 51 [2005], 543-560
19
Hagner, 21
20
21
22
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Attridge, 38
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deSilva, 86
38
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Hagner, 22
telos
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Westcott Attridge, 39 D. B.
Wallace, Greek Grammar, 245 n. 71
256 71
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J. P. Meier, Structure and Theology in
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5 7 11 BDAG, 1004
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Ellingworth, 94
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J. P. Meier, Structure and
Theology, 176-178; O. Hofius, Der Christushymnus Philipper 2,6-11:
Untersuchungen zu Gestalt und Aussage eines urchristlichen Psalms
(Tbingen: Mohr Siebeck, 1976), 76; Michel, 103; Attridge, 40
Ellingworth, 95
130
14
13 89
55
(b) 56
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20
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10 3 16 58
59
60
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Guthrie, 4745
56
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57
Bruce, 47 aijwvn
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18
9 6 4BDF 141(1); BDAG, 33 (3)
50 Louw and Nida 1.2; J. P.
Meier, Structure and Theology, 178 n. 40 Hagner, 23
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64
Testament,
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Jewish
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and
the
New
132
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73-75
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Wisdom, 75 3
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Wisdom, 74
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3a b
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Hagner, 24
J. P.
Meier, Structure and Theology, 179-183 D. J. Ebert, Wisdom,
68-69, 80-81
77
136
14
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2c
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79
80
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Montefiore
81
82
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Ellingworth, 100-101
81
82
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83
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90
84
85
D. J. Ebert, Wisdom, 93
86
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Ellingworth,
101; BDAG, 905 1376
87
Johnson, 70
88
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14
91
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9 13
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katharismos 93
9
kathariz
1422
23 2 13 22
89
deSilva, 90 n. 18 poihsavmeno"
90
2c 3c C C
91
poihsavmeno"
D. A. Black, Hebrews 1:1-4: A Study in Discourse
Analysis, WTJ 49 [1987], 175-194 179 n. 7
92
Guthrie, 4946-47
93
14
94
(f) 3d
95
96
Meier
97
94
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19
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95
96
97
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98
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13 1 12 2
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99
100
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14
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103
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104
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105
19
18 24 6
3 10 6 13
13
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103
104
Bruce, 50
18
105
Bruce, 50
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106
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109 5 7
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J. P. Meier, Structure and Theology, 187
48 Guthrie, 50 1381-83 Hebrews,
924-925 14
514
14
110
111
112
113
kreittn
114
110
Bruce, 50-51
111
112
113
Aspect, 195-211
D. B. Wallace, Greek Grammar, 166, 167
171 (2) kreivttwn
(3) diaforwvteron
(4) par aujt ouv" Attridge, 47
synkrisis a
fortiori qal waxmEr
114
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3839 19 116
2
514
117 14
118
115
18
3 10 9 22
Lane, 1:8-9, 17; Ellingworth, 103-104
R. C. Gleason, Angels and the Eschatology of Heb 12,
NTS 49 (2003), 90-107
116
Jubilees 2915.5.3
Mekhilta 18 Sipre 102 5
Lane, 1:17
117
Aggevlwn 14 5
14
118
Bruce, 51
145
14
Richard Bauckham
119
16 22 2
14
4
14 1
4
120
121
119
120
121
Bruce, 50
146