Why does Origen Refer to the Trinitarian Authorship of Scripture in Book 4 of Peri Archon?
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There are only two passages in Peri Archon where Origen refers to the trinitarian authorship of Scripture. Both of these passages have, however, elicited either little or misleading commentary from the literature. In this article I will show how these two trinitarian expressions play a decisive role in Origen's larger polemic against his main exegetical adversaries, the Jews and the Gnostics. At stake is the identification of the authorship of Scripture and, thus also, its resulting message.
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Why does Origen Refer to the Trinitarian Authorship of Scripture in Book 4 of Peri Archon?
In: Vigiliae ChristianaeSearch for other papers by Martens in
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Abstract
There are only two passages in Peri Archon where Origen refers to the trinitarian authorship of Scripture. Both of these passages have, however, elicited either little or misleading commentary from the literature. In this article I will show how these two trinitarian expressions play a decisive role in Origen's larger polemic against his main exegetical adversaries, the Jews and the Gnostics. At stake is the identification of the authorship of Scripture and, thus also, its resulting message.
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| PDF Views & Downloads | 25 | 2 | 0 |
