The origin of Satan
Material type:
TextNew York Random House c1995Edition: 1st edDescription: xxiii, 214p.; bibliog. notes; indexContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0-679-40140-7
- Bible. Old Testament
- Criticism Interpretation etc
- Bible. New Testament
- Criticism, Interpretation, etc
- Devil
- Bible. John
- Bible. Mark
- Bible. Matthew
- Bible. Luke
- Antisemitism
- Church history--Primitive and early church
- Gnosticism
- Gospel of Thomas (Coptic Gospel)
- Nag Hammadi Texts
- Mary Magdalene
- Jerusalem
- Alexandria (Egypt)
- Jews--History
- Jesus Christ
- Demonology
- Baptism
- Daimon (The Greek word)
- Angels
- Apocalypse in literature
- Christian heresies
- Christian heretics
- Paganism--History
- Pharisees
- Christianity
- Adam (Biblical figure)
- Eve (Biblical figure)
- Ireneus
- Apostolic Fathers
- Shadow (Psychology) and Religion
- Sanhedrin
- Tertullian
- Origen
- BS2555.6 .D5 P34 1995
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Devil - Biblical Teaching : The index has all information listed under Satan.
Intro.. 1 The Gospel of Mark and the Jewish war. 2 The social history of Satan; from the Hebrew Bible to the Gospels. 3 Matthew's campaign against the Pharisees; deploying the devil. 4 Luke and John claim Israel's legacy; the split widens. 5 Satan's earthly kingdom; Christians against pagans. 6 The enemy within; demonizing the heretics. Conclusion
'...traces the evolution of Satan from its origins in the Hebrew Bible, where Satan is at first merely obstructive, to the New Testament, where Satan becomes the Prince of Darkness, the bitter enemy of God and man, evil incarnate.'
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