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Author:   Joseph L. Mangina ,  David Ney
Publisher:   Baylor University Press
Imprint:   Baylor University Press
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9781481317962

ISBN 10:   1481317962
Pages:   277
Publication Date:   30 April 2025
Audience:   Professional and scholarly ,  Professional & Vocational
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
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Ephraim Radner: A Reader's Guide Joseph Mangina and David NeyIntroduction Joseph Mangina and David Ney A Note on the Cover: Marc Chagall's White Crucifixion Svetlana Panich I Scripture 1 For the Sake of My Servant David: Radner and the Israel of God Christopher Seitz 2 Penitential History: Radner and Hosea on Repentance Don Collet 3 Fruitful Reading: Radner and the Rule of Hope Kathryn Greene-McCreight 4 Evangelical Kabbalah: Radner and the Ontology of Scripture Joseph Mangina 5 The Time of the Word: Radner and the Two-Testament Bible John Behr 6 When Jesus Saw the Crowds: Radner and Preaching Annette Brownlee II Creation 7 Theology among the Beasts: Radner and Particularities David Ney 8 The Offering of Creation: Radner and Leviticus Mark Elliot 9 Figuralism as Re-Enchantment: Radner and Modernity R. R. Reno 10 Apocalyptic Decrescendo: Radner and Pneumatology Cyril O'Regan III Church 11 The Hand on the Table: Radner and the Solidarity of God Rowan Williams 12 Not without Israel: Radner and the Sacrifice of Conscience Amy J. Erickson 13 The Wounded Shepherd: Radner and the Figure of Jesus Jeff W. Boldt 14 The Shape of Christ's Body: Radner and the Divided Churches Joseph D. Small 15 Is Christ Divided? Ephraim Radner and the Figural Form of Christian Unity Michael Root 16 People of the New Exodus: Radner and Catholic Ecclesiology Matthew Levering 17 The Grace of Staying Put: Radner and the Conciliar Ecclesiology Philip Turner 18 The Passion of Personalist Catholicism: Radner and the Sacraments Christopher Wells Afterword George Sumner

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Joseph L. Mangina is Professor of Systematic Theology at Wycliffe College.David Ney is Associate Professor of Church History at Trinity School for Ministry and a priest in the Anglican Church of Canada.

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