One God, One Lord · Early Christian Devotion and Ancient Jewish Monotheism, Second Edition by Hurtado, Larry W. -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Copyright Contents Preface to the Second Edition Preface Abbreviations Introduction

The Problem Early Christology and Chronology Excursus Complexity in Ancient Judaism The Historical Approach Excursus One God and Devotion to Jesus

1. Divine Agency in Ancient Jewish Monotheism

Divine Agency Speculation

Three Types Variation of Types Summary

The Shape of Postexilic Jewish Religious Devotion Angelology and Monotheism

A Critique of W. Bousset's View The Data Conclusion

Monotheism and Other Divine Agents Summary

2. Personified Divine Attributes as Divine Agents

Personified Divine Attributes

Wisdom Logos

The Language of Divine Agency

3. Exalted Patriarchs as Divine Agents

Enoch Speculations

Enoch as Son of Man Enoch as an Angel

Exalted Moses Traditions

Sirach Testament of Moses Exagoge of Ezekiel Philo

Other Exalted Patriarchs Exalted Patriarchs and Jewish Religious Devotion

4. Principal Angels

Angelology and Christology in Previous Studies Principal Angels in Ancient Judaism

Principal Angels in Ezekiel and Daniel Michael in Other Texts Other Chief Angel References

Chief Angels and God

Chief Angels and the Bifurcation of God

Summary

5. The Early Christian Mutation

Jesus as God's Chief Agent The Christian Mutation

Six Features of the Mutation

Early Christian Hymns Prayer to Christ The Name of Christ The Lord's Supper Confessing Jesus Prophecy and the Risen Jesus

Causes of the Christian Mutation

The Ministry of Jesus Easter and Afterward

Opposition to the New Movement Summary

Conclusions Notes

Introduction 1. Divine Agency in Ancient Jewish Monotheism 2. Personified Divine Attributes as Divine Agents 3. Exalted Patriarchs as Divine Agents 4. Principal Angels 5. The Early Christian Mutation Conclusions

Index of Ancient Sources Index of Authors Back Cover