Peacemaking through Blood in Colossians: An Analysis of the Imagery in Its Graeco-Roman and Jewish Context

In dieser Arbeit wendet Diego dy Carlos Araújo die Erkenntnisse der Frame-Semantik und der konzeptuellen Metapher an, um die verschiedenen Bilder zu untersuchen, die der Ausdruck »Frieden stiften durch Blut« möglicherweise in den Köpfen der implizierten Leser hervorruft.InhaltsübersichtChap...

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Autore principale: Carlos Araújo, Diego dy 1984- (Autore)
Tipo di documento: Elettronico Libro
Lingua:Inglese
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Pubblicazione: Tübingen Mohr Siebeck 2023
In:Anno: 2023
Periodico/Rivista:Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zum Neuen Testament 2. Reihe
(sequenze di) soggetti normati:B Bibel. Kolosserbrief / Linguaggio figurato / Sangue / Pace
Notazioni IxTheo:HC Nuovo Testamento
Altre parole chiave:B Feminist Studies
B Kapazitätsengpässe
B Tesi universitaria
B Frame Semantics
B Neues Testament
B Biblical Studies
B Teologia
B Paul
B Metaphor
B New Testament
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Riepilogo:In dieser Arbeit wendet Diego dy Carlos Araújo die Erkenntnisse der Frame-Semantik und der konzeptuellen Metapher an, um die verschiedenen Bilder zu untersuchen, die der Ausdruck »Frieden stiften durch Blut« möglicherweise in den Köpfen der implizierten Leser hervorruft.InhaltsübersichtChapter 1: Pax Romana as a Viable Graeco-Roman Frame A. Introduction: Parta victoriis paxB. Pax Romana: A Brief OverviewC. Pax Romana in Asia Minor: The Availability of the FrameD. Conclusion: Peace by Blood Chapter 2: Pax Romana and Peacemaking Through Blood in Colossians A. Introduction: Pax Romana and the Peace of ChristB. Identifying the FramesC. God's Triumph in Christ: Colossians 2.15D. Christ's Peace and God's Triumph on the Cross – Colossians 1.20b and 2.15 in ContextE. The Transforming Power of the MetaphorF. Conclusion: The Triumph of Christ's Peace Chapter 3: Rîb-Controversy as a Viable Jewish Frame A. Introduction: Reconciliation in the Jewish Conceptual WorldB. Rîb-controversy in the Old TestamentC. The »Rîb-Pattern« as a Conceptual FrameD. Conclusion: The Re-establishment of Peace Chapter 4: Courtroom Controversy in Isaiah and Maccabees A. Introduction: God's Servant's »Blood«B. Deutero-Isaiah: Considerations on Method and DelimitationsC. Israel's Deliverance as Second Exodus in Deutero-IsaiahD. Courtroom Controversy in the Book of IsaiahE. Blood and Peace in The Maccabean MartyrologyF. Conclusion: Peace by the »Blood« of God's Servant Chapter 5: Peacemaking Through Blood in Colossians 1.20b: Christ's Cosmic Peace A. Introduction: Superior Blood, Superior PeaceB. The Thematic Structure of Colossians 1.12–23: A Brief AppraisalC. Second Exodus Frame in Colossians 1.12–14D. Deutero-Isaiah Frames in ColossiansE. The Maccabean Martyrology Frame in ColossiansF. The Transforming Power of the MetaphorG. Conclusion: Peace at Last
The imagery of »peacemaking through Christ's blood« in Colossians 1.20b evokes conceptual frames from both the Graeco-Roman and Jewish thought worlds. To grasp the full significance of the imagery, it is necessary to explore which frames could have been activated by the writer's metaphors. In this work, Diego dy Carlos Araújo applies insights from frame semantics and conceptual metaphor to investigate the multiple frames possibly evoked in the minds of the implied readers by the metaphorical expressions εἰρηνοποιήσας διὰ τοῦ αἵματος τοῦ σταυροῦ αὐτοῦ in this passage. Colossians' own version of the message challenges the cultural and theological expectations of the audience concerning peacemaking through bloodThe impact of its Christological configuration lies precisely in the incongruity between its message and the frames with which the hearers were familiar.Survey of contentsChapter 1: Pax Romana as a Viable Graeco-Roman Frame A. Introduction: Parta victoriis paxB. Pax Romana: A Brief OverviewC. Pax Romana in Asia Minor: The Availability of the FrameD. Conclusion: Peace by Blood Chapter 2: Pax Romana and Peacemaking Through Blood in Colossians A. Introduction: Pax Romana and the Peace of ChristB. Identifying the FramesC. God's Triumph in Christ: Colossians 2.15D. Christ's Peace and God's Triumph on the Cross – Colossians 1.20b and 2.15 in ContextE. The Transforming Power of the MetaphorF. Conclusion: The Triumph of Christ's Peace Chapter 3: Rîb-Controversy as a Viable Jewish Frame A. Introduction: Reconciliation in the Jewish Conceptual WorldB. Rîb-controversy in the Old TestamentC. The »Rîb-Pattern« as a Conceptual FrameD. Conclusion: The Re-establishment of Peace Chapter 4: Courtroom Controversy in Isaiah and Maccabees A. Introduction: God's Servant's »Blood«B. Deutero-Isaiah: Considerations on Method and DelimitationsC. Israel's Deliverance as Second Exodus in Deutero-IsaiahD. Courtroom Controversy in the Book of IsaiahE. Blood and Peace in The Maccabean MartyrologyF. Conclusion: Peace by the »Blood« of God's Servant Chapter 5: Peacemaking Through Blood in Colossians 1.20b: Christ's Cosmic Peace A. Introduction: Superior Blood, Superior PeaceB. The Thematic Structure of Colossians 1.12–23: A Brief AppraisalC. Second Exodus Frame in Colossians 1.12–14D. Deutero-Isaiah Frames in ColossiansE. The Maccabean Martyrology Frame in ColossiansF. The Transforming Power of the MetaphorG. Conclusion: Peace at Last
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ISBN:978-3-16-162559-6
Persistent identifiers:DOI: 10.1628/978-3-16-162559-6