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Through interactive dialogue with Evangelical scholars and through an assessment of their interpretive methods, one may identify an âapostolic ageâ hermeneutic which intrinsically imposes questionable assumptions upon Lukeâs two-volume work and upon Paul. The result may be termed Lukan and Pauline cessationism. For Luke, narrative disconnectedness replaces narrative-rhetorical cohesion. His examples and precedents of reception of the gift of the Holy Spirit by disciple-believer-witnesses either undergo mass extinction or reinterpretation, reinterpretation which serves the traditional presupposition of an âapostolic ageâ instead of the narrative sequencing and personification of Lukan characters. Lukeâs fulfilment of prophecy theme is totally ignored. For Paul, similar discursive description of pneumatological experience which Paul assumes is understandable to his selected addresseesâlanguage perhaps being urgently and pastorally clari- fied by Lukeâs conventional use of examples and precedentsâis disconnected from the common oral and cognitive environment shared within the Jerusalem/Petrine Christianity portrayed by Luke. Via discussion, reflection, and testimony perhaps the coherency and validity of traditional âapostolic ageâ hermeneutics might be explored on the battlefield of biblical interpretation.
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Through interactive dialogue with Evangelical scholars and through an assessment of their interpretive methods, one may identify an âapostolic ageâ hermeneutic which intrinsically imposes questionable assumptions upon Lukeâs two-volume work and upon Paul. The result may be termed Lukan and Pauline cessationism. For Luke, narrative disconnectedness replaces narrative-rhetorical cohesion. His examples and precedents of reception of the gift of the Holy Spirit by disciple-believer-witnesses either undergo mass extinction or reinterpretation, reinterpretation which serves the traditional presupposition of an âapostolic ageâ instead of the narrative sequencing and personification of Lukan characters. Lukeâs fulfilment of prophecy theme is totally ignored. For Paul, similar discursive description of pneumatological experience which Paul assumes is understandable to his selected addresseesâlanguage perhaps being urgently and pastorally clari- fied by Lukeâs conventional use of examples and precedentsâis disconnected from the common oral and cognitive environment shared within the Jerusalem/Petrine Christianity portrayed by Luke. Via discussion, reflection, and testimony perhaps the coherency and validity of traditional âapostolic ageâ hermeneutics might be explored on the battlefield of biblical interpretation.
| Insgesamt | Letzte 365 Tage | In den letzten 30 Tagen | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aufrufe von Kurzbeschreibungen | 394 | 51 | 3 |
| Gesamttextansichten | 73 | 7 | 0 |
| PDF-Downloads | 71 | 12 | 0 |