MSH | August 14, 2009
Forgot to push the button on this last night. I recently had a good exchange with a Naked Bible reader via email and wanted to share my thoughts on the notion of how “corporate solidarity” (CS) fails to answer my objections to the traditional view of Romans 5:12. The idea of CS is that the [...]
Category: Romans, Romans 5 |
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Tags: imputation, Romans 5:12, sinless Jesus, transmission, transmission of sin
MSH | August 5, 2009
I’ve had a request for the two articles on the idea of “original sin” and rabbinic material. Here they are: S. Porter, “The Pauline Concept of Original Sin in Light of the Rabbinic Background,” Tyndale Bulletin 41:1 (1990): 3-30 Kister, “Romans 5:12-21 Against the Background of Torah-Theology and Hebrew Usage,” Harvard Theological Review 100:4 (2007):391-424 [...]
Category: Romans, Romans 5, Uncategorized |
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Tags: original sin, Paul, rabbinics, Romans 5:12
MSH | August 2, 2009
In my last post about contextualizing the OT in light of the ancient Near Eastern culture of the OT wrtiers, I was reminded again of the striking absence of Adam’s sin in OT theology. Other than Genesis 3 and then Genesis 4-5, where Adam is mentioned with respect to having children with Eve, the person [...]
Category: Romans, Romans 5 |
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Tags: Adam & Eve, imputation, mortality of man, Romans 5:12, sin, sinless Jesus