{"@context":"https:\/\/schema.org","@type":"ItemList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@context":"https:\/\/schema.org","@type":"Book","name":"Death and ministry : pastoral care of the dying and the bereaved \/ J. Donald Bane [and others] editors.","author":"Bane, J. D","isbn":"0816402604","publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"Seabury Press"},"datePublished":"1975","inLanguage":"English","description":"Part I. Personal Perspectives -- A personal odyssey : experiencing the human \/ Peter H. Beisheim -- A crisis \/ Judith Best -- The impact of the death of patients on the minister's (chaplain's) faith \/ John M. Humphreys -- Vignette \/ Zelda Foster -- To write about death, we must contemplate our own death \/ Cima Star -- Response to the threat of death, immediate and\/or postponed \/ Carroll A. Wise -- Part II. Ministry to the dying -- Ministry to the dying as a learning encounter \/ Carl A. Nightswonger -- Another look at the hopeless chase \/ Joseph R. Proulx -- The waiting vulture syndrome \/ Glenn W. Davidson -- Prayer and the dying patient : intimacy without exposure \/ Daniel C. DeArment -- The dying patient's concept of God \/ David H.C. Read -- The psychological function of religion to the dying patient \/ Edgar Draper -- Communication and pain \/ Kenneth A. Chandler -- Part III. Ministry to the bereaved -- The cup of Mithradetes \/ William L. Nate, Jr. -- Bereavement : an opportunity for emotional growth \/ Harry S. Olin and Grace B. Olin -- Mourning, family dynamics, and pastoral care \/ Richard G. Bruehl -- Consoling the bereaved in the weeks after the funeral \/ Walter Debold -- The grief work cycle in Judaism \/ Steven Moss -- The bereaved in the hospital \/ Carleton J. Sweetser -- Bereavement : a pediatric view \/ Rudolf Toch -- Divorce and grief \/ John Freund -- Part IV. Clergy and the medical professionals -- Problems which confront the minister \/ Edward F. Dobihal -- The clergyman as the dying patient's agent \/ Robert M. Veatch -- The physician's ministry to the dying \/ James A. Knight -- Alternatives to cure in ministration to the dying \/ Joseph R. Proulx -- Learning to talk with the cancer patient \/ Arnoldus Goudsmit -- Ministerial leadership in thanatology \/ J. William Worden -- The minister as part of health care team \/ J. Donald Bane and Elizabeth Dorsey I. Smith -- Part V. What does death mean? -- The agnostic and the religious : their coping with death \/ Paul E. Irion -- The concept of bereavement \/ H. Tristram Engelhardt, Jr. -- Bereavement in New Testament perspective \/ Schuyler P. Brown -- The trouble with the concept \"death\" \/ George M. Schurr -- Perspectives on death : philosophical and theological \/ James M. Demske -- Mortality and the fear of death \/ Lloyd R. Bailey -- Developing a theology of death \/ Peter H. Beisheim -- Death and incarnation \/ William B. Frazier.\n\nPublished in: New York\n\nPhysical description: ix, 278 pages ; 24 cm.","bookEdition":null,"offers":{"@type":"Offer","availability":"https:\/\/schema.org\/OutOfStock"}}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@context":"https:\/\/schema.org","@type":"Book","name":"Galilee, Jesus, and the Gospels : literary approaches and historical investigations","author":"Freyne, S.","isbn":"0800620895","publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"Fortress Press"},"datePublished":"1988","inLanguage":"English","description":"Published in: Philadelphia ; New York\n\nPhysical description: viii, 311 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm","bookEdition":null,"offers":{"@type":"Offer","availability":"https:\/\/schema.org\/OutOfStock"}}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":3,"item":{"@context":"https:\/\/schema.org","@type":"Book","name":"Jesus for Jews : if Jesus is the Messiah at all, then he is the Messiah for all \/ Ruth Rosen, editor.","author":"Rosen,R.","isbn":"0961614862","publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"Messianic Jewish Perspective"},"datePublished":"1989","inLanguage":"English","description":"Includes bibliographical references (pages 345-349).\n\nPublished in: San Francisco, Calif.\n\nPhysical description: vi, 349 pages : illustrations, portraits ; 18 cm","bookEdition":null,"offers":{"@type":"Offer","availability":"https:\/\/schema.org\/OutOfStock"}}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":4,"item":{"@context":"https:\/\/schema.org","@type":"Book","name":"Jesus the Jew : a historian's reading of the Gospels \/ Geza Vermes.","author":"Vermes, G.","isbn":"0800614437","publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"Fortress Press"},"datePublished":"1973","inLanguage":"English","description":"Contents:  \tIntroduction: from Christianity to Jesus -- PART I: THE SETTING -- Jesus the Jew -- Jesus and Galilee -- Jesus and charismatic Judaism -- PART II: THE TITLES OF JESUS -- Jesus the prophet -- Jesus the lord -- Jesus the Messiah -- Jesus the son of man -- Jesus the son of God. \r\n\r\nOther Notes: \tIncludes bibliographical references (pages 230-266) and indexes.\n\nPublished in: Philadelphia ; New York\n\nPhysical description: 286 pages ; 22 cm.","bookEdition":"1st Fortress Press ed.","offers":{"@type":"Offer","availability":"https:\/\/schema.org\/OutOfStock"}}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":5,"item":{"@context":"https:\/\/schema.org","@type":"Book","name":"Jesus, a new vision : spirit, culture, and the life of discipleship \/ Marcus J. Borg.","author":"Borg, M. J.","isbn":"0060608145","publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"HarperSanFrancisco"},"datePublished":"1991","inLanguage":"English","description":"Contents\tIntroduction : clearing the ground : two images of Jesus -- pt. I. Jesus and the Spirit. The context : the Spirit-filled heart of Judaism ; The Spirit-filled experience of Jesus ; The power of the Spirit : the mighty deeds of Jesus -- pt. II. Jesus and culture. The social world of Jesus ; Jesus as sage : challenge to conventional wisdom ; Jesus as revitalization movement founder ; Jesus as prophet : social world in crisis ; Jesus as challenge : Jerusalem and death -- Conclusion : the new vision of Jesus : His significance for our time. \r\n \tAbstract\tThis book attempts in a scholarly and nondogmatic way to say, \"This is what the historical Jesus was like, this is what he taught, and this is what his mission was about.\" It seeks, in short, to sketch a portrait of what Jesus was like as a figure of history before his death. A twofold purpose: to present a synthesis of modern Jesus scholarship that is accessible to the general reader, whether Christian or among the interested inquirers; to make a serious scholarly case for a particular image of the historical Jesus that is considerably at variance with the dominant scholarly image.\r\nOther Notes\tReprint. Originally published: San Francisco : Harper & Row, \u00a91987.\r\nIncludes bibliographical references (pages 205-207) and indexes.\n\nPublished in: San Francisco\n\nPhysical description: 216 pages ; 21 cm.","bookEdition":"1st Harpercollins papercover ed.","offers":{"@type":"Offer","availability":"https:\/\/schema.org\/OutOfStock"}}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":6,"item":{"@context":"https:\/\/schema.org","@type":"Book","name":"Judaism is not Jewish : a friendly critique of the messianic movement \/ Baruch Maoz.","author":"Maoz, B.","isbn":"1857927877","publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"Mentor"},"datePublished":"2003","inLanguage":"English","description":"Contents:\tA theological assessment : Should we preach the Gospel to the Jewish people? ; How should we preach the Gospel to the Jewish people? ; Yes, but how about the evangelistic opportunity? ; The argument from Galatians: do Jews remain Jews once they are converted to Messiah? ; Is it important for Jews in Messiah to remain Jews? ; How can Jews in Messiah remain Jews without denying the Gospel? -- 1. The Mosaic Covenant : The message of Hebrews ; The purpose of the Mosaic Covenant ; Ephesians -- one in Messiah ; The message of Colossians ; Acts 10-11, 15: no distinction ; Ats 21: how about Paul? -- 2. Rabbinic customs : Blind guides ; Matthew 23: Rabbinic Judaism in Jesus' day ; Evangelism and congregational life ; A church among Jews: some theological reflections ; A church among the Jews ; Making churches more comfortable for Jewish Christians ; Keeping truth -- A practical assessment : An afterword. \r\n\r\nOther Notes: \tIncludes bibliographical references (pages 353-358) and index.\n\nPublished in: Fearn\n\nPhysical description: 399 p. ; 22 cm.","bookEdition":null,"offers":{"@type":"Offer","availability":"https:\/\/schema.org\/OutOfStock"}}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":7,"item":{"@context":"https:\/\/schema.org","@type":"Book","name":"New Testament survey \/ by Merrill C. Tenney ; revised by Walter M. Dunnett","author":"Tenney, Merrill C.","isbn":"0802836119","publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"WMB EERDMNS"},"datePublished":"1985","inLanguage":"English","description":"Part 1: The world of the New Testament -- 1. The political world -- The empire of Rome -- The provincial government -- The Hellenistic kingdoms -- The Jewish state -- 2. The social world and the economic world -- A. The social world -- Jewish society -- Pagan society -- Cultural attainments -- Moral standards -- B. The economic world -- Agriculture -- Industry -- Finance -- Transportation and travel -- 3. The religious world -- The Graeco-Roman pantheon -- Emperor worship -- The mystery religions -- The worship of the occult -- The philosophies -- 4. Judaism -- Origin -- Theology -- The Temple -- The synagogue -- The sacred year -- The educational system -- The literature -- The sects of Judaism -- The Diaspora -- 5. Jewish background for the New Testament, 200 B.C. -- A.D. 200 -- The nature of Judaism -- Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha -- The Dead Sea Scrolls -- Basic characteristics of the Qumran community -- Comparisons with the New Testament -- Part II: The Gospels: The records of the life of Christ -- The period of inception: 6 B.C. to A.D. 30 -- 6. The New Testament: Its name and content -- The name -- The content -- 7. The Gospels as literary works -- The synoptic problem -- Proposed solution -- 8. The Gospel of Matthew -- Origin -- Date and place -- Content -- Outline -- Emphasis -- Characters -- Special features -- 9. The Gospel of Mark -- Origin -- Date and place -- Content -- Outline -- Emphasis -- Characters -- 10. The Gospel of Luke -- Origin -- Author -- Date and place -- Content -- Outline -- Emphasis -- Characters -- 11. The Gospel of John -- Origin -- Author -- Date and place -- Content -- Outline -- Emphasis -- Purpose -- Characters -- 12. The life of Christ -- The secular sources of information -- The periods of Jesus' life -- The geography of Jesus' life -- The teaching of Jesus. \r\nPart 3: The records of the early church -- The period of expansion: A.D. 30 to 60 -- 13. The establishment of the church: Acts 1:1 to 8:3 -- The record: Acts -- The foundation: Acts 1:1 to 8:3 -- The first dispersion -- 14. The transition: Acts 8:4 to 11:18 -- The preaching in Samaria -- The Ethiopian eunuch -- The conversion of Paul -- The preaching of Peter -- 15. The Gentile church and the Pauline mission: Acts 11:19 to 15:35 -- The church at Antioch -- The mission to the Gentiles -- The Council at Jerusalem -- The literature of protest -- The Epistle of James -- The Epistle to the Galatians -- 16. The Pauline program: Acts 15:36 to 21:16 -- The second mission to Asia Minor -- The mission to Macedonia -- The Thessalonian letters -- The mission to Achaia -- The mission to Asia -- The Corinthian correspondence -- Background -- The \"lost letter\" -- The last visit to Corinth -- The projected mission -- The Epistle to the Romans -- The mission concluded -- 17. The Pauline imprisonment: Acts 21:17 to 28:31 -- Jerusalem -- The Epistles -- Philemon -- Ephesians -- Colossians -- Philippians -- Results of the Pauline imprisonment -- Part 4: The problems of the early church -- The period of consolidation: A.D. 60 to 100 -- 18. The institutional church: The pastoral epistles -- Background -- 1 Timothy -- Titus -- II Timothy -- Evaluation -- 19. The suffering church: 1 Peter -- 20. The break from Judaism: Hebrews -- 21. The peril of heresies: II Peter, Jude; I, II, II John -- 22. The expectant church: Revelation -- Part 5: The canon and text of the New Testament -- 23. The canon of the New Testament -- Definition -- Internal testimony -- External testimony -- Conclusions -- 24. The text and transmission of the New Testament.\n\nPublished in: Grand Rapids, Mich\n\nPhysical description: xix, 454 p. : ill., maps ; 23 cm.","bookEdition":null,"offers":{"@type":"Offer","availability":"https:\/\/schema.org\/OutOfStock"}}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":8,"item":{"@context":"https:\/\/schema.org","@type":"Book","name":"Scripture and ecumenism: Protestant, Catholic, Orthodox, and Jewish. Edited and introd. by Leonard J. Swidler.","author":"Duquesne University.; Swidler, L.  J.","isbn":null,"publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"Duquesne University Press"},"datePublished":"1965","inLanguage":"English","description":"Contents:\tIntroduction \/ Leonard Swidler -- Scripture, tradition and ecumenism \/ Albert C. Outler -- Scripture and tradition in the theology of Karl Barth \/ Robert McAfee Brown -- The meaning of tradition \/ John Meyendorff -- The meaning of scripture \/ George Tavard -- Sola scriptura \/ Markus Barth -- The relevance of Old Testament studies for ecumenism \/ Roland E. Murphy -- Judaism, scriptures and ecumenism \/ Steven S. Schwarzschild -- Toward a common Bible? \/ David Noel Freedman -- Biblical theology and scholastic theology \/ Anthony A. Stephenson. \r\n\r\nOther Notes:\tNine papers delvered at the annual ecumenical seminar held at Duquesne university, spring, 1941.\r\nIncludes bibliographical references.\n\nPublished in: Pittsburgh\n\nPhysical description: vii, 197 pages 23 cm.","bookEdition":null,"offers":{"@type":"Offer","availability":"https:\/\/schema.org\/OutOfStock"}}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":9,"item":{"@context":"https:\/\/schema.org","@type":"Book","name":"The Israel of God in prophecy : principles of prophetic interpretation \/ by Hans K. LaRondelle.","author":"LaRondelle, Hans K.","isbn":null,"publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"Andrews University Press"},"datePublished":"1983","inLanguage":"English","description":"1. The Christocentric focus of all Holy Scripture -- The need for the Christocentric focus in prophetic interpretations -- 2. The key to the Old Testament: Literalism or the New Testament? -- The key to the Old Testament: the New Testament -- Literalism in late Judaism -- The key to the Old Testament: Christ in the New Testament -- 3. The literal and allegorical interpretations -- The literal interpretation -- The allegorical interpretation -- 4. The typological interpretation -- Limitations of types -- Dispensationalism and typology -- Typology in prophetic eschatology. \r\n5. The Christological interpretation -- Messianic prophecies -- Resurrection of Christ \"on the third day\" in the Old Testament -- Jesus' messianic applications of Israel's cultic songs -- Christological interpretation of historical descriptions in the prophetic books -- 6. The theological significance and mission of Israel's remnant -- Israel in the Old Testament -- The universal purpose of Israel's election. \r\n7. The ecclesiological interpretation of Israel's remnant -- Christ's gathering of Israel's remnant: The beginning of the church -- The church as the remnant of Israel's prophecies -- \"The Israel of God: in the context of Galatians -- Gentile Christians are fellow citizens in Israel -- The ecclesiological application of Israel's covenant -- 8. The church and Israel in Romans 9-11 -- The role of the context in biblical distinctions -- \"Israel\" in the context of Romans -- Paul's application of Israel's remnant theology -- Does Paul look for Israel's restored theocracy in Palestine? \r\n9. Israel's territorial promise in New Testament perspective -- The land promised to the Israel of God only -- The unity of biblical eschatology -- The inadequacy of the hermeneutic of literalism -- One hope for Abraham, Israel, and the church -- 10. Problematic texts -- Amos 9:11-12 as applied in Acts 15:16-18 -- Isaiah 11:10-12: What is the fulfillment of Israel's \"Second\" gathering? -- Matthew 23:39: Will the Jews be saved when they see the Messiah in His glory? -- Luke 21:2: Is Jerusalem no longer trampled on by the Gentiles since A.D. 1967? \r\n11. God's ultimatum to Israel: The seventy weeks of Daniel -- The unbreakable unity of the seventy weeks -- Reasons for dissecting the weeks? -- Did Christ put an end to Israel's sacrifices? -- When did Christ become the Anointed One? -- Literal exegesis of Daniel's seventieth week eliminates gap hypothesis -- 12. The predicted tribulation and hope for the church -- The Blessed Hope of the church -- The predicted Tribulation for Israel and the church -- Christ's promise of protection in the Tribulation -- The Posttribulation Parousia of Christ in Matthew 24 -- Hoe does Christ apply the predicted \"abomination\" of Daniel 9? -- Paul's answer to the imminency expectation.\n\nPublished in: Berrien Springs, Mich.\n\nPhysical description: xiv, 226 pages ; 24 cm.","bookEdition":null,"offers":{"@type":"Offer","availability":"https:\/\/schema.org\/OutOfStock"}}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":10,"item":{"@context":"https:\/\/schema.org","@type":"Book","name":"The Israel of God in prophecy : principles of prophetic interpretation \/ by Hans K. LaRondelle.","author":"LaRondelle, H. K.","isbn":"0943872146","publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"Andrews University Press"},"datePublished":"1983","inLanguage":"English","description":"Contents: \t1. The Christocentric focus of all Holy Scripture -- The need for the Christocentric focus in prophetic interpretations -- 2. The key to the Old Testament: Literalism or the New Testament? -- The key to the Old Testament: the New Testament -- Literalism in late Judaism -- The key to the Old Testament: Christ in the New Testament -- 3. The literal and allegorical interpretations -- The literal interpretation -- The allegorical interpretation -- 4. The typological interpretation -- Limitations of types -- Dispensationalism and typology -- Typology in prophetic eschatology. \r\n5. The Christological interpretation -- Messianic prophecies -- Resurrection of Christ \"on the third day\" in the Old Testament -- Jesus' messianic applications of Israel's cultic songs -- Christological interpretation of historical descriptions in the prophetic books -- 6. The theological significance and mission of Israel's remnant -- Israel in the Old Testament -- The universal purpose of Israel's election. \r\n7. The ecclesiological interpretation of Israel's remnant -- Christ's gathering of Israel's remnant: The beginning of the church -- The church as the remnant of Israel's prophecies -- \"The Israel of God: in the context of Galatians -- Gentile Christians are fellow citizens in Israel -- The ecclesiological application of Israel's covenant -- 8. The church and Israel in Romans 9-11 -- The role of the context in biblical distinctions -- \"Israel\" in the context of Romans -- Paul's application of Israel's remnant theology -- Does Paul look for Israel's restored theocracy in Palestine? \r\n9. Israel's territorial promise in New Testament perspective -- The land promised to the Israel of God only -- The unity of biblical eschatology -- The inadequacy of the hermeneutic of literalism -- One hope for Abraham, Israel, and the church -- 10. Problematic texts -- Amos 9:11-12 as applied in Acts 15:16-18 -- Isaiah 11:10-12: What is the fulfillment of Israel's \"Second\" gathering? -- Matthew 23:39: Will the Jews be saved when they see the Messiah in His glory? -- Luke 21:2: Is Jerusalem no longer trampled on by the Gentiles since A.D. 1967? \r\n11. God's ultimatum to Israel: The seventy weeks of Daniel -- The unbreakable unity of the seventy weeks -- Reasons for dissecting the weeks? -- Did Christ put an end to Israel's sacrifices? -- When did Christ become the Anointed One? -- Literal exegesis of Daniel's seventieth week eliminates gap hypothesis -- 12. The predicted tribulation and hope for the church -- The Blessed Hope of the church -- The predicted Tribulation for Israel and the church -- Christ's promise of protection in the Tribulation -- The Posttribulation Parousia of Christ in Matthew 24 -- Hoe does Christ apply the predicted \"abomination\" of Daniel 9? -- Paul's answer to the imminency expectation. \r\n\r\nOther Notes: \tIncludes bibliographical references (pages 211-216) and index.\n\nPublished in: Berrien Springs, Mich.\n\nPhysical description: xiv, 226 pages ; 24 cm.","bookEdition":"Andrews University monographs. Studies in religion","offers":{"@type":"Offer","availability":"https:\/\/schema.org\/OutOfStock"}}}]}