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Prophecy and passion : essays in honour of Athol Gill / edited by David Neville.

Contributor(s): Neville, David J | Gill, Athol | Australian Theological Forum
Material type: TextTextSeries: ATF series: 5.Publisher: Adelaide : Australian Theological Forum, [2002]Copyright date: ©2002Description: xix, 427 pages ; 21 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 1920691006 (pbk.); 9781920691004 (pbk.)Subject(s): Jesus Christ | Bible. Gospels -- Criticism, interpretation, etc | Missions | Gill, AtholBibliography, Etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references and indexes.; Select bibliography of Athol Gill's publications: pages 391-393.
Contents:
Athol Gill: a tribute / Graeme Garrett -- Remembering through preaching / Jeanette Mathrews -- A follower of Jesus: the living legacy of Athol Gill / David Batstone -- Jesus and the justice of the reign of God : 'a great prophet has arisen among us' (Luke 7:16) / William R. Herzog II -- Tell me a story / Graeme Garrett -- The crucified Christ as lord of the church: theological reflections on 1 Corinthians 11-14 / Thorwald Lorenzen -- Resurrection as good news for the poor: a critical appraisal of the resurrection theology of Jürgen Moltmann / Frank Rees -- The twelve, mission and failure in Mark 6:6b-30 / Francis J. Moloney -- Conflicting contexts: OT reinterpretation and the multi-ethnic community in the Gospel of Mark / Keith Dyer -- The social location of women in the Gospel of Mark / Rowena Curtis -- Rereading the parable of the pounds: a social and narrative analysis of Luke 19:11-28 / Merrill Kitchen -- Marginalising the majority? Theology of the poor in the Gospel of John / David Hunter -- Proclaiming good news in hard times: reflections on evangelism and the Bible / Ched Myers -- Catechetical evangelism as radical discipleship in the mission of the church / John Hirt -- Anabaptist perspectives for mission / Ross Langmead -- Preaching the social gospel: Samuel Pearce Carey at Collins Street Baptist Church, Melbourne (1900-1908) / Ken Manley -- Epilogue: completing the story, claiming the heritage / Rowena Curtis.
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Book Book John Bulow Campbell Library 1 East BS2555.52 .P76 2002 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 0182902226360

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

Select bibliography of Athol Gill's publications: pages 391-393.

Athol Gill: a tribute / Graeme Garrett -- Remembering through preaching / Jeanette Mathrews -- A follower of Jesus: the living legacy of Athol Gill / David Batstone -- Jesus and the justice of the reign of God : 'a great prophet has arisen among us' (Luke 7:16) / William R. Herzog II -- Tell me a story / Graeme Garrett -- The crucified Christ as lord of the church: theological reflections on 1 Corinthians 11-14 / Thorwald Lorenzen -- Resurrection as good news for the poor: a critical appraisal of the resurrection theology of Jürgen Moltmann / Frank Rees -- The twelve, mission and failure in Mark 6:6b-30 / Francis J. Moloney -- Conflicting contexts: OT reinterpretation and the multi-ethnic community in the Gospel of Mark / Keith Dyer -- The social location of women in the Gospel of Mark / Rowena Curtis -- Rereading the parable of the pounds: a social and narrative analysis of Luke 19:11-28 / Merrill Kitchen -- Marginalising the majority? Theology of the poor in the Gospel of John / David Hunter -- Proclaiming good news in hard times: reflections on evangelism and the Bible / Ched Myers -- Catechetical evangelism as radical discipleship in the mission of the church / John Hirt -- Anabaptist perspectives for mission / Ross Langmead -- Preaching the social gospel: Samuel Pearce Carey at Collins Street Baptist Church, Melbourne (1900-1908) / Ken Manley -- Epilogue: completing the story, claiming the heritage / Rowena Curtis.

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