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Sacra Pagina: Second Corinthians

Tác giả: Jan Lambrecht, SJ

Nhà xuất bản: Liturgical Press

Nơi xuất bản: USA

Năm xuất bản: 1998

Ngôn ngữ: Tiếng Anh

Mã sách: B261394

Danh mục: 227 - Các thư Phaolô và Hípri

Khổ sách: A5

Số trang: 259

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Jan Lambrecht, SJ. Sacra Pagina: Second Corinthians. USA: Liturgical Press, 1998.

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Students of Paul know all too well that his Second Letter to the Corinthians is not easy. Not only is the integrity of Second Corinthians as a letter questioned; adequate information is lacking about the concrete situation at Corinth and the identity of Paul's opponents. Moreover, the Greek of this letter is difficult, partly because of its emotional style. Second Corinthians is rightly called Paul's most personal letter.

This one-volume commentary is without footnotes and without expanded surveys of the history of interpretation. Brevity of exposition has been a primary goal. A new literal translation is presented and is intended to help the readers discover precisely what Paul has in mind, his reasoning and the flow of his thought. This commentary argues for the integrity of Second Corinthians. A distinction is made between the verse-by-verse exegesis (Notes) and the more theological explanation (Interpretation). The interpretation usually contains four sections: (a) structure and line of thought, (b) characteristics and particular problems, (c) theological reflection, and (d) actualization and critical remarks.

Second Corinthians is autobiographical and theologically highly significant. Paul defends himself in order to win back the Christians of Corinth and restore their mutual relationship. The letter is an ongoing reflection upon his apostleship: a ministry that is carried in clay vessels and characterized by countless sufferings and trials, but is also sincere in the sight of God and open to everyone's conscience. There is the daily pressure on Paul, his concern for all the churches (11:28). At great length he insists that the Corinthians complete the collection for the poor of Jerusalem.
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