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short description: A fascinating glimpse into debate in Scandinavia concerning a number of inter-related Biblical concepts, a debate associated with the names of scholars like Mowinckel, Pedersen, Widengren, Engnell and Bentzen himself.

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Professor Aage Bentzen (13.12.1894-04.06.1953) studied in Copenhagen and worked as a lecturer, becoming Professor of Old Testament at the University of Copenhagen (Denmark). Publications: Die josianische Reform u. ihre Voraussetzungen, 1926 Studier over det zadokidiske praesteskabshistorie, 1931 Indledning til det Gamle Testamente, 1941, translation: Introduction of the Old Testament, 1948/49 Messias, Moses redivivus, Menschensohn, 1948 translation: King and Messiah, 1955
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  • PublisherJames Clarke Lutterworth
  • Publication date2002
  • ISBN 10 0227170571
  • ISBN 13 9780227170571
  • BindingPaperback
  • Number of pages120

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Book Description Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Any student of the New Testament must be conscious of the competing expectations in ancient Jewish thought of what and who the Messiah would be. In King and Messiah, Aage Bentzen offers a fascinating glimpse into this topic, which preoccupied the most eminent Scandinavian biblical scholars of the mid-twentieth century.Beginning with the Messiah described in many of the Psalms, representing a demythologised form of the Oriental concept of kingship, Bentzen proceeds to the eschatological Messiah of Isaiah and Micah. He next discusses the later, prophetic-Messianic Moses Redivivus of Deutero-Isaiah, reaching the final stage of Old Testament Messianic thought in the description of the Son of Man in Daniel 7, which carries the eschatologising process still further. Bentzen shows how all of these Old Testament types are synthesised in the Christology of the New Testament - Jesus is the new Adam, the present Messiah, the suffering Prophet, the new Moses and the future Divine King - and yet simultaneously superseded. The Christian myth adds its own adornment to the complex question of Jesus identity. A comprehensive analysis of ancient Jewish expectations of Jesus' Messianic identity Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Seller Inventory # 9780227170571

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