The struggle for Scripture and Covenant : the purpose of the epistle of Barnabas and Jewish-Christian competition in the second century

Reidar Hvalvik

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Chrys C. Caragounis untersucht die Sprache des Neuen Testaments unter dem Aspekt der historischen Entwicklung, in der sich das klassische Griechisch zum »hellenistischen«, dann zum byzantinischen und zuletzt neohellenischen wandelte. Das erklärt die Eigenheiten und Auffälligkeiten des neutestamentlichen Griechisch und zeigt, dass diese Teil eines weit größeren Prozesses der Modernisierung der Sprache waren

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