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Bloomsbury The Stars Will Fall from Heaven - New Testament Cosmic Catastrophe

Name: The Stars Will Fall from Heaven - New Testament Cosmic Catastrophe
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Explore New Testament eschatology through rigorous textual analysis in this scholarly examination of cosmic catastrophe language and end-times belief. The author investigates passages containing 'end of the world' language whilst engaging with contemporary academic discourse, particularly N.T. Wright's influential proposals on apocalyptic interpretation. The first section establishes essential background by surveying Old Testament sources, Jewish apocalyptic literature, and underutilised Graeco-Roman texts that illuminate early Christian understanding of cosmic events. This comprehensive study bridges historical context and biblical exegesis to clarify how first-century Jewish and Christian communities understood eschatological transformation, offering fresh perspectives on the relationship between Jewish apocalyptic tradition and New Testament revelation.

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The Stars Will Fall from Heaven examines end-of-world language across New Testament texts to establish authentic eschatological belief in early Christian communities.

Comprehensive background section surveys Old Testament, Jewish apocalyptic literature, and Graeco-Roman sources rarely integrated into previous end-times discussions.

Engages directly with N.T. Wright's proposals on apocalyptic interpretation, providing critical interaction with contemporary New Testament scholarship.

Part of the Library of New Testament Studies series (volume 347), published by Bloomsbury Publishing and T&T Clark for academic and theological libraries.

Scholarly investigation distinguishes between literal cosmic destruction language and symbolic eschatological transformation in first-century religious thought.

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Brand: Bloomsbury
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 0567089126
Category: Books > Subjects > Religion & Spirituality > Bible > Reference
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 30 April 2007
Listed Since: 16 February 2007

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