Christ is the Parade: A Comparative Study of the Triumphal Procession in 2 Cor 2,14 and Col 2,15

In discussing the meaning of the verb qriambeu&ein in 2 Cor 2,14 and Col 2,15 commentators have failed to compare the two occurrences. This comparison is the purpose of the present study. After scrutinizing the respective expressions e)n tw=| Xristw=|(2 Cor 2,14), and e)n au)tw=|(Col 2,15), afte...

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Main Author: Hock, Andreas (Author)
Format: Electronic Article
Language:English
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Published: Peeters 2007
In: Biblica
Year: 2007, Volume: 88, Issue: 1, Pages: 110-119
Further subjects:B triumphant Christ
B Colossians 2,15
B Parade
B 2 Corinthians 2,14
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Summary:In discussing the meaning of the verb qriambeu&ein in 2 Cor 2,14 and Col 2,15 commentators have failed to compare the two occurrences. This comparison is the purpose of the present study. After scrutinizing the respective expressions e)n tw=| Xristw=|(2 Cor 2,14), and e)n au)tw=|(Col 2,15), after analyzing the dynamics of the participles, and by seeking to identify the persons behind the personal pronouns hma=j in 2 Cor, and au=tou/j in Col, we arrive at the conclusion that the objects of the parade are not captives, but are incorporated into the triumphant Christ, who, therefore, is the parade.
ISSN:2385-2062
Contains:Enthalten in: Biblica