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050 4 $aBT380.2$b.L55 1985
100 1 $aLambrecht, Jan.
245 14 $aThe Sermon on the mount :$bproclamation and exhortation /$cby Jan Lambrecht.
260 0 $aWilmington, Del. :$bM. Glazier,$c1985.
300 $a255 p. ;$c22 cm.
440 0 $aGood news studies ;$vv. 14
504 $aIncludes bibliographies and indexes.
505 0 $aChapter One: The sermon on the mount and the sermon on the plain (Mt 5-7; Lk 6:20-49) -- I. The explanations -- Three competing interpretations -- Impracticable? -- II. The Matthean sermon on the mount -- The context of the sermon on the mount -- The structure of the sermon on the mount -- Three inclusions -- III. The Lucan sermon on the plain -- The context of the sermon on the plain -- the structure and the hearers of the sermon on the plain -- IV. An older sermon? -- Comparison -- The Q-sermon -- Did Jesus preach a sermon on the mount? -- Chapter Two: The beatitudes: Jesus and Q-text (Mt 5:3-16; Lk 6:20b-26) -- I. The beatitudes: Jesus and Q-text -- The Q-text -- Two kinds of beatitudes -- The fourth beatitude (d): encouragement -- The first three beatitudes (a,b,c): proclamations -- The series of four in Q -- II. The beatitudes in the Matthean gospel -- Discussion of Mt. 5:3-12 -- Shifts of accent -- Matthean encouragement -- The good works (Mt 5:13-16)
505 0 $aIII. The beatitudes and woes in the Lucan Gospel -- Discussion of Lk 6:20b-26 -- Shifts of accent -- Lucan instruction -- IV. The beatitudes and Christian today -- Legitimate diversity -- Poor and rich -- Actualization -- Chapter Three: The antitheses (Mt 5:17-48) -- I. Jesus and the Law -- I have come to fulfill -- The law will not pass away -- The least commandments -- More abundant righteousness -- Two fronts and a double level -- II. The composition of the antitheses -- The text -- The so-called primary and secondary antitheses -- Is the division too rigid? -- A compositional whole -- III. Jesus and Matthew -- The earthly Jesus -- The Matthean Jesus -- The first four Antitheses -- The last two antitheses -- IV. The contemporary Christian -- Righteousness -- Greater righteousness -- Righteousness and justice -- Chapter Four: Exterior display and prayer (Mt 6:1-18) -- I. The context of the Lord's prayer -- Prayer in Mt 5 -- Mt 6:5-15 -- Lk 11:1-13 -- II. The two versions of the Lord's prayer -- The text -- Comparison -- Reconstruction of Q -- III. The Lord's prayer of Jesus -- The address -- God's name and kingdom -- The needs of the Christians
505 0 $aIV. The Lord's prayer of Matthew -- God's will -- Our act of forgiving -- The evil one -- V. Jesus and our prayer -- Praying through Christ and to Christ -- Jesus prays in our place -- Chapter Five: Concern and unconcern (Mt 6:19-7:12) -- I. The sermon on the mount and prayer -- More data -- The study of G. Bornkamm -- Analysis of 6:19-7:12 -- Short evaluation -- II. Seeking righteousness -- Kingdom and righteousness -- The priority task -- The laying up of heavenly treasures -- III. Human efforts -- The prayer for bread -- The coming of the kingdom -- Ordinary life -- IV. Righteousness and love of neighbor -- Serving God alone (6:19-24) -- First the kingdom and righteousness (6:25-34) -- The neighbor (7:1-12) -- Chapter Six: The way to life (Mt 7:13-27) -- 1. Structure and train of thought -- The four units -- A concentric structure? -- The content -- II. The pseudo-prophets among the Christians -- Mt 12:33-37 -- Mt 7:15-20 -- Mt 7:21-23 -- Who are the false prophets -- III. Each Christian and all hearers -- Mt 7:13-14 -- Mt 7:24-27 -- IV. The ethical message of the sermon on the mount -- Exhortation and also polemics? -- The Basileia ethic -- The sermon on the mount today -- Chapter Seven: The Lucan sermon on the plain (Lk6:20-49) -- I. Composition and train of thought -- The source texts -- The Lucan composition -- Division and content -- II. Jesus and the love of neighbor -- Love your enemies -- Non-violence -- Do whatever you wish that people would do to you -- III. The Lucan Emphases -- Style -- Accents -- Actualization.
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