...This chapter opens by emphasizing that for the Orthodox, reading Scripture without the church fathers on at least some level would be unthinkable. The issue of looking at specific patristic exegesis of one or another text is distinguished from coming to terms with an overarching approach...

... confess confession Education and Pedagogy Pharmacology Roman Law Disposition Perturbationes animi Apuleius Cassian Conferences Institutes Patristic exegesis late antique education late Roman law acedia confession medical metaphors He had four names at various times…His doctoring skills...

...Chapter 5 discusses the contribution of the church fathers as biblical interpreters who produced substantial theological and spiritual works with a tremendous pastoral applicability. The last of these three contributions constitutes the topic of the present chapter. The patristic exegesis...

... Schneider Ulrich “creative exegesis” grammarian grammatikos Ashwin Siejkowski Peter Galen Mansfeld Jaap Aristarchus of Samothrace Aristotle Cornutus Derveni Papyrus Scripture all references to the Old Testament are enumerated according to the LXX Scripture patristic exegesis Clement idea...

... fathers early Christian authorship patristic exegesis patristic interpretation First Kings Second Kings The books of Kings are not among the most quoted books by the so-called church fathers or Early Christian Authors (those who wrote before the end of the seventh century), and these writers often...

... Longenecker Bruce Romania communist Basil of Caesarea saint Bodogae Teodor Cameron Averil famine sermon Fecioru Dumitru health Staniloae Dumitru Durkheim Émile economics solidarity Moore William Teodor Bodogae (1911–1994) footnote metaphor health care patristic exegesis poverty relief Daniel...

... between Tradition, especially patristic exegesis, and modern biblical approaches. 19 References Abraha, Tedros.   2017 . “ The Biblical Canon of the Orthodoks Täwaḥǝdo Church of Ethiopia and Eritrea. ” In Il Canone Biblico Nelle Chiese Orientali , edited by Edward G. Farrugia...

... the scholar can show the relevance of the different modes of impact and significance that the text has, as well as making the text actual and relevant for the contemporary world. reception history Enlightenment canonical approach patristic exegesis Jerome Stridon of John Chrysostom Origen Dead Sea...

..., ou dans le mouvement ascendant de l’homme jusqu’à la divinisation, il faut maintenir les deux pôles de l’unité et de la distinction des personnes.” Against Manlio Simonetti , Biblical Interpretation in the Early Church: An Historical Introduction to Patristic Exegesis, trans...

...The adoption of historical criticism by Orthodox Christian biblical scholars has been gradual and has not been without adversity. Rather, an emphasis on the use of patristic exegesis as normative for biblical interpretation has been stressed many times by the Orthodox Church and influential...

... and interest, patristic exegesis in general, and pro-Nicene interpretation in particular, continue to appear to many 3 modern readers as at best a curiosity and at worst a misreading of Scripture. Therefore, much work remains to be done, both to elucidate the specific ways in which biblical interpretation...

... in early Christian relief activities divestment Basil's view on education and modern poverty human rights entitlement to poverty relief Maritain Jacques Roosevelt Eleanor Universal Declaration of Human Rights hermeneutics patristic exegesis Gregory of Nazianzus Zwingli Calvin Luther J. P...

... less in poetry. Nevertheless, it may be safely asserted that Byzantine liturgical hymns are as much products of biblical interpretation as they are of poetic inspiration and therefore stand as important documents of Greek patristic exegesis. 4 Since there are no comprehensive studies on this topic from...