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The Apocrypha and Biblical Theology, 1996
David J. Reimer, “The Apocrypha and Biblical Theology: The Case of Interpersonal Forgiveness,” in... more David J. Reimer, “The Apocrypha and Biblical Theology: The Case of Interpersonal Forgiveness,” in After the Exile: Essays in Honour of Rex Mason. Edited by John Barton and David J. Reimer (Macon, GA: Mercer University Press, 1996), pp. 259-282.
This paper traces the roots of a Christian ethic of forgiveness found in the New Testament into the Hebrew Bible via an intepretative tradition discernible in the literature of Second Temple Judaism. In doing so, it also makes suggestions about the trajectory of this tradition not only in Christianity, but into nascent Judaism as well. In more general terms, this study suggests an approach to biblical theology which makes a place for non-canonical writing to have a role.
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This was the Finlayson Memorial Lecture for 2011, Scottish Evangelical Theology Society, publishe... more This was the Finlayson Memorial Lecture for 2011, Scottish Evangelical Theology Society, published in the Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology 30.1 (2012), 6-20.
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The concept of 'exile' claims prominence in much OT theology. However, within the Hebrew Bible, '... more The concept of 'exile' claims prominence in much OT theology. However, within the Hebrew Bible, 'diaspora' is the more comprehensive theme, embracing 'exile' within it. Rightly relating these concepts is not simply a matter of nuance, but is fundamental to a faithful account of biblical theology and ethics.
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The Expository Times, 2005
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Expository Times, 2011
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... Two essays follow the interests of A. Denaux on the Lukan 'travel narrative&... more ... Two essays follow the interests of A. Denaux on the Lukan 'travel narrative': C.-P. März on the structuring reception of Q, and W. Radl on its parameters, form and function. Text-critical matters taken up include 'orthodox' variants concerning the virgin birth in Luke 2, reception of ...
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Papers by David Reimer
This paper traces the roots of a Christian ethic of forgiveness found in the New Testament into the Hebrew Bible via an intepretative tradition discernible in the literature of Second Temple Judaism. In doing so, it also makes suggestions about the trajectory of this tradition not only in Christianity, but into nascent Judaism as well. In more general terms, this study suggests an approach to biblical theology which makes a place for non-canonical writing to have a role.
Book Reviews by David Reimer
This paper traces the roots of a Christian ethic of forgiveness found in the New Testament into the Hebrew Bible via an intepretative tradition discernible in the literature of Second Temple Judaism. In doing so, it also makes suggestions about the trajectory of this tradition not only in Christianity, but into nascent Judaism as well. In more general terms, this study suggests an approach to biblical theology which makes a place for non-canonical writing to have a role.