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Christ and Time

Book • 1950
In 'Christ and Time,' Oscar Cullmann explores the relationship between time and salvation in early Christian thought.

Cullmann argues that the New Testament presents a linear view of time, with Christ's crucifixion and resurrection serving as the pivotal point in history.

He introduces the concept of 'Heilsgeschichte' (salvation history) to describe God's redemptive plan unfolding through time.

The book emphasizes the significance of Christ as the center of history, influencing both the past and the future.

Cullmann's analysis challenges cyclical views of time and highlights the unique, transformative nature of Christian eschatology.

The work has been influential in shaping modern theological understandings of time, history, and the person of Jesus Christ.

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Mentioned in 2 episodes

Mentioned by R.C. Sproul when discussing New Testament uses of time words and Jesus' 'hour'.
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Jesus' Self-Witness
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Reagan Rose
as a resource explaining how the early church understood time and history.
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The productive power of an eternal perspective
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R.C. Sproul
as the first book in Oscar Cullmann's trilogy concerning redemptive history.
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