Dr. Constantine Campbell discusses Pauline eschatology, emphasizing its role in shaping Paul's theology on justification, resurrection, and ethics. The podcast explores phrases like 'the last day,' 'inheritance,' and 'hope' in the context of Paul's beliefs. Campbell explains how Paul's view of the future impacts our understanding of salvation, resurrection, and daily living.
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Overlapping Ages
Paul's view of the end times has been interpreted differently by theologians like Ladd, Barth, and Wright.
Ladd's contribution is the concept of overlapping ages, where the present and future age intersect due to Christ's resurrection.
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Key Figures in Eschatology
Schweitzer, Sanders, and Campbell significantly shaped the conversation around Paul's eschatology.
Schweitzer highlighted Paul's Jewish apocalyptic theology, emphasizing God's dramatic intervention in history.
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Paul's Apocalyptic Worldview
Apocalypticism is not just a genre but a worldview where God dramatically intervenes.
Paul's letters, while not apocalyptic in genre, reveal this worldview through hints and explicit mentions of God's actions.
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Is the Apostle Paul a "covenant" or an "apocalyptic" theologian? We sit down with Dr. Constantine Campbell to discuss Pauline eschatology in Campbell's latest book "Paul and the Hope of Glory."
We'll explore the significance of eschatology (end times) in Pauline theology. Campbell asserts that while union with Christ serves as the webbing that connects the Apostle Paul's thought, eschatology shapes the contours of his teaching on justification, resurrection, ethics, and more. Campbell will share how Paul thought about the end times, unpacking phrases like "the last day," "inheritance," and "hope," and showing us how they fit into the bigger picture of what Paul believed.
Why does Paul's perspective on the future matter for us today? Campbell will discuss how Pauline theology shapes our beliefs about salvation, resurrection, and how we live our lives right now. Tune in and equip yourself with a deeper understanding of Paul's eschatological vision and its implications for our hope of glory.
Book - Paul and the Hope of Glory: https://a.co/d/aFI1Gr9
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