Divine Discourse in the Epistle to the Hebrews: The Recontextualization of Spoken Quotations of Scripture

Madison N. Pierce examines the use of prosopological exegesis by the author of Hebrews, showing how it develops a triune portrait of God and is consistent with later theological developments. Her method replaces atomistic approaches and provides a clear pattern of usage across the epistle.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 249 pages
Publication date: 03 November 2022
Publisher: Cambridge University Press

Madison N. Pierce delves into the intricate analysis of the author of Hebrews' utilization of prosopological exegesis in nearly every significant Scripture quotation. Through her meticulous examination, she unveils a consistent and coherent approach by the author, who employs Scripture to shape his portrayal of God as the Father, Son, and Spirit, ultimately resulting in a triune depiction of God in Hebrews. Pierce provides a detailed reading of various passages, showcasing how the author's portrayal of God aligns with subsequent theological advancements. By employing a method that replaces atomistic approaches, Pierce enables readers to discern a clear pattern of usage throughout the entire epistle. This insightful approach offers researchers a valuable tool for examining quotations from New Testament Scripture, particularly those engaged in the study of trinitarian theology.
Madison N. Pierce delves into the intricate analysis of the author of Hebrews' utilization of prosopological exegesis in nearly every significant Scripture quotation. Through her meticulous examination, she unveils a consistent and coherent approach by the author, who employs Scripture to shape his portrayal of God as the Father, Son, and Spirit, ultimately resulting in a triune depiction of God in Hebrews. Pierce provides a detailed reading of various passages, showcasing how the author's portrayal of God aligns with subsequent theological advancements. By employing a method that replaces atomistic approaches, Pierce enables readers to discern a clear pattern of usage throughout the entire epistle. This insightful approach offers researchers a valuable tool for examining quotations from New Testament Scripture, particularly those engaged in the study of trinitarian theology.

Madison N. Pierce delves into the intricate analysis of the author of Hebrews' utilization of prosopological exegesis in nearly every significant Scripture quotation. Through her meticulous examination, she unveils a consistent and coherent approach by the author, who employs Scripture to shape his portrayal of God as the Father, Son, and Spirit, ultimately resulting in a triune depiction of God in Hebrews. Pierce provides a detailed reading of various passages, showcasing how the author's portrayal of God aligns with subsequent theological advancements. By employing a method that replaces atomistic approaches, Pierce enables readers to discern a clear pattern of usage throughout the entire epistle. This insightful approach offers researchers a valuable tool for examining quotations from New Testament Scripture, particularly those engaged in the study of trinitarian theology.

Weight: 332g
Dimension: 138 x 215 x 20 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9781108818605