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Hearing the Way: What the First Christians Heard in the Story of Jesus

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2019-11-01

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Copyright © 2019 Kayle B de Waal

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This book examines the theme of ‘way’ as it emerges in the book of Isaiah and is developed in the New Testament. It is developed along literary, theological, Christological, missiological and eschatological lines from Mark to Revelation. The notion of ‘way’ points to the richness of meaning early Christians found in the death and resurrection of Jesus.

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de Waal, K. B. (2019). Hearing the way: What the first Christians heard in the story of Jesus. Warburton, Australia: Signs Publishing.

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9781925044966

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