Destined for the downfall and rise of many in Israel : Luke 2:34b in patristic (and modern) exegesis
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Barkhuizen, J.H., 1940-
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Faculty of Theology, University of Pretoria
Abstract
A close reading of both patristic and modem exegetes points towards the
existence of two main schools of thought, and the aim of this short paper
is to introduce the main proponents of each school, stating both the basic
notion of each and the biblical evidence serving as the basis for their
subsequent argumentation. The paper concludes with some suggestions
for further discussion.
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Keywords
Patristic exegesis, Modern exegesis, Luke 2:34b
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Barkhuizen, JH 1995, 'Destined for the downfall and rise of many in Israel : Luke 2:34b in patristic (and modern) exegesis', HTS Teologiese Studies/ Theological Studies, vol. 51, no. 4, pp. 891-899.