Beginning with the Passion narratives, Fr Behr examines how we search the scriptures to encounter Christ and thereby realize that we were created for this encounter, thus opening a profound perspective on creation, the fall, sin, and salvation history. He further explains how Christ is born in those who are born again in the Church, their "Virgin Mother," so that they become truly human, after the stature of Christ, and continue the incarnation of the Word by glorifying God in their bodies.
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A world-renowned scholar, the Very Rev. Dr John Behr served as the Dean of St Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary and is currently Director of the Master of Theology Program, the Father Georges Florovsky Distinguished Professor of Patristics Professor of Patristics and the Editor of the Popular Patristics series.
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paperback. Condition: Very Good. Behr, John : The Mystery of Christ: Life in Death. Crestwood (NY) : St. Vladimir's Seminary Press, 2006. No additional printings listed. Octavo (8vo), 8.5"/22cm h. Bound in publisher's glossy color pictorial wrappers. [10], 11-186, [187-192] blank. Color plates, notes, index. Condition notes: an excellent copy with light wear to wrappers and former owner's name, neatly, to head first page; else unmarked. "Although the disciples had denied and abandoned the Crucified One, they came to realize, through the reading of scriptures and the breaking of bread, that Jesus had given himself up for the life of the the world, so transforming death into life. Beginning with the Passion narratives, Fr Behr examines how we search the scriptures to encounter Christ and thereby realize that we were created for this encounter." (from the back cover). We personally inspect every book we offer. Seller Inventory # 260323001
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Paper Back. Condition: New. After the Resurrection, 'beginning with Moses and the Prophets,' Jesus interpreted all the scriptures referring to his sufferings, and the hearts of his disciples 'burned within them' as he spoke. Subsequently, St. Paul told the Corinthian church that Christ died for their sins in accordance with the Scriptures, and was buried and rose again in accordance with the Scriptures. Comparing these two passages, clearly Christ and his disciples had the same method of interpreting the Old Testament, and Fr. John Behr is concerned with describing -actually, recovering-their hermeneutic. What precisely was Jesus' method of biblical interpretation? And, if our modern understanding of the Old Testament is not the same as that of the Apostles and the early church, is it possible this accounts for many of the problems in current theology? Fr. John shows that we can (and should!) read the Scriptures by the same light as the Apostles and the Fathers. If we let them teach us, he says, then 'we search the Scriptures to encounter Christ and thereby realize we are created for this encounter.' A genuine perspective of salvation history is restored to us, and we enter into the great mystery of life in death. 186 pp. Seller Inventory # 5292
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