THE CONCEPT OF ATONEMENT IN THE QUMRAN LITERATURE AND THE NEW COVENANT.
The article examines the relationship between the concept of atonement in the New Testament and the Qumran literature. It explores the significance of the use of the phrase "the new covenant" in the Qumran literature that was not used in any other literary works of the early rabbinic period. Further...
| Publicado en: | Journal of Greco-Roman Christianity & Judaism Vol. 7; pp. 98 - 112 |
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McMaster Divinity College
2010
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