The Gospel according to Luke (I-IX)

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"A new translation of the New Testament Gospel is accompanied by detailed comments on the historical background and translational considerations of the text." -- Amazon.com.

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Full title :The Gospel according to Luke (I-IX) / introduction, translation, and notes by Joseph A. Fitzmyer, S.J.

Summary

"A new translation of the New Testament Gospel is accompanied by detailed comments on the historical background and translational considerations of the text." -- Amazon.com.

Edition Statements

Publication Date:1981.
Edition:First edition

Publication Statements

Publisher(s):Doubleday
Place of Publication:Garden City, New York
Language:eng
Publication Date:1981.

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United Bible Societies language: English.

The Physical Object

Description:xxvi, 837 pages ; : 24 cm

Edition Identifiers

ISBN:9780385005159, 0385005156
oclc:ocm26387067
LC Classification:BS192.2.A1 1964
Dewey Decimal:226.4

The current state of lucan studies -- The purpose of Luke-Acts -- Luke-Acts and the kerygma -- The historical value of the lucan writings -- Lucan salvation-history and eschatology -- Theology of the cross vs. theology of glory -- Early catholicism in Luke-acts -- Luke and Paul -- Luke, his date and his readers -- The identity of Luke -- Luke's ethnic background -- Luke as a companion of Paul -- Luke the physician -- The date and place of the composition of the lucan gospel -- Luke's intended readers -- The composition of the lucan gospel -- The sources of the lucan gospel -- Luke's dependence on mark -- Lucan transpositions of marcan material -- Agreements of Matthew and Luke against mark in the triple tradition -- Luke's supposed dependence on Matthew -- Luke's dependence on "Q" -- Lucan doublets -- Luke's dependence on special sources -- Luke and the gospel according to Thomas -- Luke and john -- The proto-Luke hypothesis -- The literary composition of the lucan gospel -- Lucan language and style -- Luke's treatment of marcan material -- Luke's stylistic range -- Luke's characteristic vocabulary and its sources -- Septuagintisms in lucan greek -- Supposed aramaisms, hebraisms, …