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1 Corinthians 15_3b-5: Primitive Christian Proclamation, Jerome Schoel
1 Corinthians 15_3b-5: Primitive Christian Proclamation, Jerome Schoel
Master of Sacred Theology Thesis
Therefore, for matters of limitation, it shall be the purpose of this paper to examine one specific text in the Pauline corpus in which Paul himself cites something he had received. In 1 Corinthians 15:3b-5 Paul describes the gospel which the Corinthians came to believe and by which they were saved. Does this passage tell us anything about Paul's relationship with the apostles in Jerusalem? What does it tell us of the chief emphases in the gospel Paul had received?
Tertullian And The Early Christian View Of Tradition, Robert L. Wilken
Tertullian And The Early Christian View Of Tradition, Robert L. Wilken
Concordia Theological Monthly
The term tradition enters the Christian vocabulary in apostolic times. From earliest days it has ranked in importance with such words as grace, hope, love, justification, redemption, salvation, Scripture. Already in the writings of Paul it occurs at key points and reveals a great deal about how Paul conceived of the Christian faith, its origin and transmission.