Paul's Macedonian Associations: The Social Context of Philippians and 1 Thessalonians

Richard S. Ascough

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Richard S. Ascough zieht griechisch-römische Vereine zum Vergleich heran, um frühe christliche Gemeinden besser verstehen zu können. Dieser Vergleich bringt neue Erkenntnisse über die Sprache des Paulus und die Sprache und Strukturen der Gemeinden, an die er schreibt: Es zeigt sich, daß beide Mazedonischen christlichen Gemeinden sowohl auf Außenstehende wie Vereine wirkten, als auch in ihrer Struktur wie solche funktionierten

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