Christ in the Wilderness

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Pub. Date: 2009-10-01
Publisher(s): Wipf & Stock Pub
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Author Biography

Ulrich W. Mauser (1926-2008) was Otto A. Piper Professor of Biblical Theology at Princeton Theological Seminary from 1991-1999. Previously, he served the Pittsburgh Theological Seminary as a professor of the New Testament for four years and then as dean for ten years.

Table of Contents

Prefacep. 7
Abbreviationsp. 9
Introductionp. 11
Israel in the Wildernessp. 15
Importance and extent of the wilderness tradition in the Old Testamentp. 15
Linguistic evidence in the Masoretic text and in the Septuagintp. 18
The role of the desert in the historical accounts of the Pentateuchp. 20
The wilderness in the Psalms and Prophetsp. 36
The Time between the Testamentsp. 53
Philo of Alexandriap. 53
Apocalyptic and pseudepigraphic literaturep. 54
The Rabbisp. 55
Josephusp. 56
The community of Qurnranp. 58
The Wilderness Theme in the New Testamentp. 62
Pauline epistlesp. 63
Actsp. 68
Hebrewsp. 72
The Fourth Gospelp. 75
The Prologue of Markp. 77
Literary and thematic unity of 1.1-13p. 77
The Prophecyp. 80
The Heraldp. 82
The Lordp. 89
The Way Through the Desertp. 103
Introductory considerationsp. 103
Formal characteristics and correlations of the wilderness passagesp. 105
The mountainp. 108
The phrase <$$> and the parablesp. 119
The seap. 124
Temptationp. 128
The followersp. 132
Conclusionsp. 138
The Wilderness in Matthew and Lukep. 144
Matthewp. 144
Lukep. 146
Index of Authorsp. 151
Index of Referencesp. 154
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