La nueva creación en el pensamiento de Pablo

In the theological tradition of the Jewish religion that Paul of Tarsus proved to have, the God of Israel has the power to create and the power to re-create; that is, making a new creation. Paul experienced that in Jesus, God has revealed salvation, forgiveness of sins for the sake of all mankind, a...

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Main Author: Espíndola García, Luis (Author)
Format: Electronic Article
Language:Spanish
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Published: 2016
In: Veritas
Year: 2016, Volume: 35, Pages: 217-233
IxTheo Classification:HC New Testament
NBD Doctrine of Creation
NBK Soteriology
Further subjects:B Letters of Paul
B Salvation
B Jesucristo
B Hermenéutica bíblica
B New Creation
B Nueva Creación
B cartas de Pablo
B Jesus Christ
B Biblical Hermeneutics
B Salvación
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Summary:In the theological tradition of the Jewish religion that Paul of Tarsus proved to have, the God of Israel has the power to create and the power to re-create; that is, making a new creation. Paul experienced that in Jesus, God has revealed salvation, forgiveness of sins for the sake of all mankind, and every time which a human being receives this gift from God, a new being is created. The theological understanding and interpretation of Paul's message on the subject of the new creation is based on the speech made in his letter to the Galatians (6: 11-16) and in one of his propositions in Corinthians (2 Co 5: 17). This hermeneutics is complemented from the understanding of another speech about the creation exposed in the Letter to the Romans (8: 18-22). (English)
ISSN:0718-9273
Contains:Enthalten in: Veritas
Persistent identifiers:DOI: 10.4067/S0718-92732016000200010