Galatians 3:24 has to do with the function of the law before Christ came. The understanding of the word paidagōgos and the phrase eis Christon are crucial to the translation, exegesis and interpretation of the verse. The way the verse has been rendered in the Dangme translations of the Bible does not bring out the full meaning of the law as our paidagōgos-“disciplinarian, ” “guardian, ” “custodian, ” “trainer ” – before Christ came. This may promote antinomianism- the rejection of any and all laws and regulations, especially absolute norms, for the moral life- among Dangme Bible readers. It is being argued that the verse should be retranslated in the Dangme to bring out its full meaning
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From the very earliest days of the church Christians have struggled to understand how to interpret t...
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Das Gesetzesverständnis des Paulus ist ein ebenso zentrales wie umstrittenes Thema. Angesichts der ä...
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By the time he wrote Galatians, Paul was convinced that conservative Jewish-Christians were not the ...
Herrmann, Erik H. \u27Why Then the Law?\u27 Salvation History and the Law in Martin Luther\u27s Int...
The Bible is full of law. Yet too often, Christians either pick and choose verses out of context to ...
One of the most crucial problems that split the newly developing Church was the argumentation betwee...
From the Inside Flap Among Paul\u27s letters, Galatians is outstanding for the depths of its emotion...
Galatians 3:10 is a crux interpretum in Pauline studies. This article argues in favour of the tradi...
Galatians 3:24 has to do with the function of the law before Christ came. The understanding of the w...
Galatians 3:24 has to do with the function of the law before Christ came. The understanding of the w...
Among the epistles of Paul, the book of Galatians along with Romans, are considered by many readers ...
ABSTRACT God never inherited religion to mankind, but God gave His laws to mankind to obey an...
From the very earliest days of the church Christians have struggled to understand how to interpret t...
Galatians presents a number of unique problems. It stands out among Paul\u27s letters with respect b...
Das Gesetzesverständnis des Paulus ist ein ebenso zentrales wie umstrittenes Thema. Angesichts der ä...
It is undeniable that in both Romans and Galatians Paul discusses the role of the Law. Among promine...
The topic of Law and Gospel is eminently a topic upon which Christians have long argued and debated ...
By the time he wrote Galatians, Paul was convinced that conservative Jewish-Christians were not the ...
Herrmann, Erik H. \u27Why Then the Law?\u27 Salvation History and the Law in Martin Luther\u27s Int...
The Bible is full of law. Yet too often, Christians either pick and choose verses out of context to ...
One of the most crucial problems that split the newly developing Church was the argumentation betwee...
From the Inside Flap Among Paul\u27s letters, Galatians is outstanding for the depths of its emotion...
Galatians 3:10 is a crux interpretum in Pauline studies. This article argues in favour of the tradi...
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