Harvard Theological Review · 1971 · 82 citations · 7 references
Important PassageLiterary HistoryApocalyptic StudiesDeutero-pauline InterpolationNew TestamentJewish ThoughtLanguage StudiesBiblical StudyClassicsI ThessaloniansHistorical Scholarship
In any discussion of the origins of Christian ”anti-Semitism,” among a number of New Testament passages that can be adduced, i Thessalonians 2:14-16 will inevitably be brought to the fore. The purpose of this article is not per se to contribute to the current Jewish-Christian ”dialog,” but to discuss historically and exegetically this important passage in Thessalonians. (Such a study, of course, will not be completely irrelevant to the contemporary theological scene.)
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