Research Catalog

Title

Greek words and Hebrew meanings : studies in the semantics of soteriological terms / by David Hill.

Author

Hill, David, 1935-

Publication

Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 1967.

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Details

Description

xiv, 333 pages; 23 cm

Series Statement

Society for New Testament Studies. Monograph series, 5

Uniform Title

Monograph series (Society for New Testament Studies) ; 5.

Subject

• Bible. > Language, style
• Bible
• Bibel
• New Testament > Language, style
• Bible. > Langue, style
• Greek language, Biblical > Foreign elements > Semitic
• Greek language, Biblical > Foreign elements > Hebrew
• Salvation > Biblical teaching
• Salvation > Christianity
• 11.46 study and interpretation of the New Testament
• Language and languages > Style
• Salvation > Christianity
• Salvation > Biblical teaching
• Greek language, Biblical > Foreign elements > Hebrew
• Greek language, Biblical > Foreign elements > Semitic
• Semantik
• Soteriologie
• Soteriologie
• Woordonderzoek
• Nieuwe Testament
• Greek language, Biblical > Foreign elements > Semitic languages
• Grec (langue) biblique
• Salut > Enseignement biblique

Bibliography (note)

• Bibliography: p. 301-310.

Contents

• An approach to New Testament word-study. The Greek of the New Testament ; The method of word-study -- The interpretation of ἱλάσκεσθαι and related words in the Septuagint and in the New Testament. The New Testament usage -- The background and usage of λύτρον and cognate words in biblical Greek. Classical Greek usage ; The usage of the Septuagint and its Old Testament background : the Dead Sea scrolls and Philo ; The λύτρον-words in the New Testament -- The background and meaning of δικαιοσύνη and cognate words. צדקה and related words in the Old Testament ; Δίκαιος and related words in Greek usage ; The Septuagint ; The Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha ; The Dead Sea scrolls ; The rabbinic literature ; The δίκαιος-words in the usage of the New Testament (The Synoptic Gospels ; Paul) -- The background and biblical usage of ζωή and ζωὴ αἰώνιος. The Old Testament ; The classical Greek usage of ζωή ; The usage of the Septuagint and intertestamental literature ; Philo Judaeus and the Hermetic writings ; The rabbinic literature ; The Dead Sea scrolls ; The meaning and use of αἰώνιος ; The usage of ζωὴ αἰώνιος in the New Testament (Paul ; The Synoptic Gospels ; The Fourth Gospel) -- The background and biblical usage of the term πνεῦμα. The classical usage ; The Old Testament use of רוח ; The usage of the Septuagint ; The Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha ; Philo Judaeus ; The rabbinic literature ; The Dead Sea scrolls ; The New Testament usage (The Synoptic Gospels ; The Acts of the Apostles ; The writings of Paul ; The Gospel of John) -- Conclusion.
• An approach to New Testament word-study. The Greek of the New Testament ; The method of word-study -- The interpretation of [hilaskesthai] and related words in the Septuagint and in the New Testament. The New Testament usage -- The background and usage of [lytron] and cognate words in biblical Greek. Classical Greek usage ; The usage of the Septuagint and its Old Testament background : the Dead Sea scrolls and Philo ; The [lytron]-words in the New Testament -- The background and meaning of [dikaiosynē] and cognate words. [Tsedaḳah] and related words in the Old Testament ; [Dikaios] and related words in Greek usage ; The Septuagint ; The Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha ; The Dead Sea scrolls ; The rabbinic literature ; The [dikaios]-words in the usage of the New Testament (The Synoptic Gospels ; Paul) -- The background and biblical usage of [zōē] and [zōē aiōnios]. The Old Testament ; The classical Greek usage of [zōē] ; The usage of the Septuagint and intertestamental literature ; Philo Judaeus and the Hermetic writings ; The rabbinic literature ; The Dead Sea scrolls ; The meaning and use of [aiōnios] ; The usage of [zōē aiōnios] in the New Testament (Paul ; The Synoptic Gospels ; The Fourth Gospel) -- The background and biblical usage of the term [pneuma]. The classical usage ; The Old Testament use of [ruaḥ] ; The usage of the Septuagint ; The Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha ; Philo Judaeus ; The rabbinic literature ; The Dead Sea scrolls ; The New Testament usage (The Synoptic Gospels ; The Acts of the Apostles ; The writings of Paul ; The Gospel of John) -- Conclusion.

ISBN

• 0521052572
• 9780521052573

LCCN

67021959

OCLC

• ocm00712476
• 712476
• SCSB-152249

Owning Institutions

Princeton University Library