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• Kern, Philip Hudson (1962-)

• 2003-09-17

• Moore Theological College

• Kern shows appreciation for the work of, especially as it reveals a counter-cultural apostle, by listening to the history, rhetoric and theology of the cross, with a focus on Galatians. He shows that Paul represents both passing references to the cross and death of Jesus, and also, development of the theology of the cross with the scholarly work which this passage has received. Kern focuses on crucifixion and the connotations attached to it in the 1st century, by examining the Greco-Roman world. Kern then looks at the cross and how it used to connect identification with Jesus and the persecution of the early believers.

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• https://archives.moore.edu.au/documents/detail/182344 

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