http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/hopper/text?doc=Perseus%3atext%3a1999.04.0057 - Greek Lexicon
and to find any word beginning with, ending with, or containing certain Greek letters
https://archive.org/details/LampePatristicLexicon - Patristic Greek Lexicon
https://www.teknia.com/greek-dictionary
http://www.lexilogos.com/bible_hebreu_grec.htm#dictionnaire - Biblical Greek
https://archive.org/details/synonymsofthenew00trenuoft - NT Greek Synonyms
to type Greek: http://www.typegreek.com/
Fourteen Epistles traditionally ascribed to St. Paul the Apostle & St. Luke the Evangelist's Acts of the Apostles.
Reading during class: Acts of the Apostles cc. 8-28 (passim)
Jeremiah 7:2; 11:6
Reading to be finished before class:
Feb. 5: Romans 1-2 http://www.earlychristianwritings.com/romans.html
Feb. 10: Romans 3-5 & 6-8
Feb. 12: Rom. 9-11
Feb. 17: Rom. 12-16
Feb. 19: Acts 13-18
Feb. 24: 1 Thessalonians (all) http://www.earlychristianwritings.com/info/thessalonians-cathen.html
Feb. 26: 2 Thess. (all) http://www.earlychristianwritings.com/2thessalonians.html
March 3: Acts 19-24
Mar. 5: Galatians (all)
Mar. 10: 1 & 2 Timothy
Mar. 12: Titus & Acts 25-28
Mar. 17: Philemon
Mar. 19*: 1 Corinthians (Paper Due: 3-5 pages, handwritten...NEATLY! The illegible is unacceptable.)
Mar. 24*: NO CLASS - read 2 Corinthians
Mar. 26: NO CLASS Ephesians
Mar. 31: Philippians
April 2: Maundy Thursday ** SITE VISIT @ San Paolo alla Regola
April 7: Colossians = Easter Tuesday of Bright Week
April 9: Hebrews (to men alhthes theos oiden - Origenes)
April 14: Comprehensive Exam
April 16: all work due
What to know:
Which letters are "Captivity Letters", "Pastoral Letters"? To whom was ____ destined? How many chapters do the letters contain? to which churches are two letters directed? Which letters EXPLICITLY mention a scribe or amanuensis? Which letters add something to the customary salutatory greeting? Which letters speak of our Savior God? Which letters are most full of praise? of reproach? of a specific and rather singular request? which chapters of the Acts of the Apostles discuss St. Paul's journeys? which chapters contain the narration of St. Stephen's martyrdom and of Saul's subsequent conversion?
Final project: choose three of the Greek words which we have discussed in class. Write a three to five-page paper (DOUBLE SPACED and NO FRONT AND BACK - this may be typed and printed, if you wish) on the meaning in classical antiquity compared (and perhaps contrasted, if quite distinct) to its "enriched" meaning in the context of St. Paul's letters. To be handed in or mailed to me by April 16
Epistle to the Hebrews: why do some scholars say that St. Paul could not be the author? what evidence do biblicists have in favor of Pauline inspiration/authorship? which do you side with - are is the case evenly made?
Commentary: http://haydock1859.tripod.com/
St. Thomas Aquinas: corpusthomisticum.org/iopera.html#CB
St. John Chrysostom: PG 60 et sequ. (the Father who comments most fully on the Pauline Corpus)
Origen: SC (Sources Chretiennes) 532,539,543,555 Commentaire sur l'Epitre aux Romains
Sts. Jerome and Augustine: Commentaries on the Letters of St. Paul, cf. www.augustinus.it and www.documentacatholicomnia.eu s.v. "Hieronymus"
http://rtforum.org/lt/lt149.html - who's in the Church?
and to find any word beginning with, ending with, or containing certain Greek letters
https://archive.org/details/LampePatristicLexicon - Patristic Greek Lexicon
https://www.teknia.com/greek-dictionary
http://www.lexilogos.com/bible_hebreu_grec.htm#dictionnaire - Biblical Greek
https://archive.org/details/synonymsofthenew00trenuoft - NT Greek Synonyms
to type Greek: http://www.typegreek.com/
Fourteen Epistles traditionally ascribed to St. Paul the Apostle & St. Luke the Evangelist's Acts of the Apostles.
Reading during class: Acts of the Apostles cc. 8-28 (passim)
Jeremiah 7:2; 11:6
Reading to be finished before class:
Feb. 5: Romans 1-2 http://www.earlychristianwritings.com/romans.html
Feb. 10: Romans 3-5 & 6-8
Feb. 12: Rom. 9-11
Feb. 17: Rom. 12-16
Feb. 19: Acts 13-18
Feb. 24: 1 Thessalonians (all) http://www.earlychristianwritings.com/info/thessalonians-cathen.html
Feb. 26: 2 Thess. (all) http://www.earlychristianwritings.com/2thessalonians.html
March 3: Acts 19-24
Mar. 5: Galatians (all)
Mar. 10: 1 & 2 Timothy
Mar. 12: Titus & Acts 25-28
Mar. 17: Philemon
Mar. 19*: 1 Corinthians (Paper Due: 3-5 pages, handwritten...NEATLY! The illegible is unacceptable.)
Mar. 24*: NO CLASS - read 2 Corinthians
Mar. 26: NO CLASS Ephesians
Mar. 31: Philippians
April 2: Maundy Thursday ** SITE VISIT @ San Paolo alla Regola
April 7: Colossians = Easter Tuesday of Bright Week
April 9: Hebrews (to men alhthes theos oiden - Origenes)
April 14: Comprehensive Exam
April 16: all work due
Philippians – GAUDETE! Rejoice!
Note that the title APOSTLE is NOT used in the salutation! Dual authors?
Bishops and Deacons* as opposed to other books, wherein Apostles and Presbyters
I “eucharist” for you, remembering you in prayer. 1:3
2:1 if there is any PARAKLESIS in Christ
2:6 not a monophysite!
2:10 context of Isaiah citation
Spiritual parenthood – Timothy and Paul
Sufferings are a joy, blessing in Christ – even death can be gain
4:22 Caesar’s house?
Colossians – combating proto-gnostics
Another dual authorship?
Connected to Philemon b/c Onesimus is carrying this letter to his master in Colossae
Christ is THE Icon of God cf. 1:15, we are “according to” His image
Christ is the head of HIS body, in him are all wisdom and knowledge
1:19 like Phil 2:6, re: divinity, cf. Col 2:9 too
ch.3 What is life in Christ?
3:22 poor Onesimus!
Where is this missing letter to the Laodiceans?
What to know:
Which letters are "Captivity Letters", "Pastoral Letters"? To whom was ____ destined? How many chapters do the letters contain? to which churches are two letters directed? Which letters EXPLICITLY mention a scribe or amanuensis? Which letters add something to the customary salutatory greeting? Which letters speak of our Savior God? Which letters are most full of praise? of reproach? of a specific and rather singular request? which chapters of the Acts of the Apostles discuss St. Paul's journeys? which chapters contain the narration of St. Stephen's martyrdom and of Saul's subsequent conversion?
Final project: choose three of the Greek words which we have discussed in class. Write a three to five-page paper (DOUBLE SPACED and NO FRONT AND BACK - this may be typed and printed, if you wish) on the meaning in classical antiquity compared (and perhaps contrasted, if quite distinct) to its "enriched" meaning in the context of St. Paul's letters. To be handed in or mailed to me by April 16
Epistle to the Hebrews: why do some scholars say that St. Paul could not be the author? what evidence do biblicists have in favor of Pauline inspiration/authorship? which do you side with - are is the case evenly made?
Commentary: http://haydock1859.tripod.com/
St. Thomas Aquinas: corpusthomisticum.org/iopera.html#CB
St. John Chrysostom: PG 60 et sequ. (the Father who comments most fully on the Pauline Corpus)
Origen: SC (Sources Chretiennes) 532,539,543,555 Commentaire sur l'Epitre aux Romains
Sts. Jerome and Augustine: Commentaries on the Letters of St. Paul, cf. www.augustinus.it and www.documentacatholicomnia.eu s.v. "Hieronymus"
http://rtforum.org/lt/lt149.html - who's in the Church?
