The Pastoral epistles : a commentary on the Pastoral epistles
by Martin Dibelius and Hans Conzelmann. Translated by Philip Buttolph and Adela Yarbro. Edited by Helmut Koester Philadelphia : Fortress Press, [c1972] xx, 175 p. ; 25 cm Book
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A.Introduction:
The question of authenticity
The literary character of the pastoral epistles
The theological character of the epistles
pt. 1. First epistle to Timothy:
Initial greeting
Combat the Heretics!
The situation of the writing of 1 Timothy
Myths and genealogies
"Good conscience"
The gospel intrusted to Paul
The terms "to be sound" and "sound"
Paul, example of Paul's conversion
The portrayal of Paul's conversion
"The word stands firm"
Exhortation regarding heretics
The imagery of the military service of the pious
On prayers for all men
Prayer for the pagan authority
The ideal of good Christian citizenship
On prayer by men and women
Instructions for women
Conduct of bishops. --
B.Teachings about duties
The position of the bishop in pastoral epistles
On conduct of deacons
Word concerning the church
Concerning the false teaching
The "false teachers" of the pastoral epistles
Instructions for Timothy
Timothy as example
The laying on of hands
On widows
On presbyters
Presbyter
Exhortation to Timothy
On slaves
Warning against false doctrine
Warning against avarice
The battle of faith
Rules for the wealthy
Warning against false "gnosis." --
C.Second epistle to Timothy:
Salutation; Christian tradition and apostolic suffering
"Savior" in the pastoral epistles
"Epiphany" in the pastoral epistles
Apostasy or authentication
Exhortation to suffering
Personal authentication in veiw of Heretics
Heretics are the sinners of the last days
Summary exhortation
Description of Paul's situation
Instructions for Timothy
Personal information about Paul
Greetings and valediction
The situation of 2 Timothy
Information about persons --
D.The Epistle to Titus:
Initial greeting
Installation of Presbyters
Against heretics in Crete
Regulations for men, women, slaves
Conduct based on the history of salvation
The soteriological terminology of Titus 2:11-14 and 3:4-7. General exhortations
Rebirth
Exhortations and warning about heretics
Assignments and greetings
The situation of the epistle to Titus
Concluding greeting.
illus. (on lining papers)
Includes bibliographical references (p.161-163).
Translation of Die Pastoralbriefe, 4th rev. ed. by H. Conzelmann