The Transfiguration of Christ in Scripture and tradition

John Anthony McGuckin

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A study, both biblical and patristic, that seeks to bridge the gap that has developed between dogmatics and biblical exegesis. It presents the basic texts on the transfiguration of Christ in Mark and their exegesis, then discusses the interpretation of this theme in the early Greek and Latin Church Fathers. Also included are translations of the basic Latin and Greek texts dealing with the transfiguration.

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