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245 10 a| Hebrews :b| a social identity commentary /c| Matthew J. Marohl.;

264 1 a| London, UK ;a| New York, NY, USA :b| T & T Clark,c| 2025.;

300 a| xiii, 161 pages ;c| 24 cm.;

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490 1 a| T&T Clark social identity commentaries on the New Testament;

504 a| Includes bibliographical references (pages [145]-150) and indexes.;

505 0 a| Setting the scene -- A social identity theory -- God's ongoing speech (1:1-4) -- The Son is superior to the angels (1:5-14) -- Warning to pay attention (2:1-4) -- Jesus, the pioneer of salvation (2:5-18) -- Moses and Jesus, servant and son (3:1-6) -- Warning against unfaithfulness (3:7-19) -- God's promised rest (4:1-13) -- Jesus as high priest (4:14-5:10) -- Ingroup boundaries (5:11-6:8) -- God's faithfulness (6:9-20) -- Jesus and Melchizedek (7:1-28) -- A new covenant (8:1-13) -- Earthly and heavenly sanctuaries (9:1-22) -- Christ's sacrifice (9:23-10:18) -- A call to persevere (10:19-39) -- A great cloud of witnesses (11:1-40) -- The faithfulness of Jesus (12:1-13) -- Another warning to persevere (12:14-29) -- A call to love and service (13:1-19) -- Benediction, exhortation, and greeting (13:20-25).;

520 a| "In this volume, Matthew J. Marohl introduces a culturally sensitive reading of Hebrews employing a social identity approach. This allows readers to encounter a unique and powerful depiction of the faithful Jesus and a dynamic group of Christ-followers called upon to maintain their faithfulness. In the end, this social identity approach reveals a work with two strands thoroughly intertwined. Through the lens of conceptual blending theory, Marohl examines the way in which the author combines the multiple identities of the addressees, shedding light on the community dynamics of early Christ followers. Marohl explores how the author describes ingroup boundaries, how faithfulness is held up as the ultimate ingroup norm, and how the promised rest is grounded in the language of the anticipated future. Ultimately, Marohl argues that Hebrews is a prime example of literature created out of crisis." --Publisher.;

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Hebrews : a social identity commentary / Matthew J. Marohl.

Author/creator	Marohl, Matthew J. author.
Format	Book
Publication	London, UK ; New York, NY, USA : T & T Clark, 2025.
Copyright Date	©2025
Description	xiii, 161 pages ; 24 cm.
Subjects	Bible. Hebrews--Commentaries. Bible. Hebrews--Social scientific criticism. Identification (Religion) Identity (Psychology)--Religious aspects. --Christianity.

Series	T&T Clark social identity commentaries on the New Testament T & T Clark social identity commentaries on the New Testament. ^A1474601
Contents	Setting the scene -- A social identity theory -- God's ongoing speech (1:1-4) -- The Son is superior to the angels (1:5-14) -- Warning to pay attention (2:1-4) -- Jesus, the pioneer of salvation (2:5-18) -- Moses and Jesus, servant and son (3:1-6) -- Warning against unfaithfulness (3:7-19) -- God's promised rest (4:1-13) -- Jesus as high priest (4:14-5:10) -- Ingroup boundaries (5:11-6:8) -- God's faithfulness (6:9-20) -- Jesus and Melchizedek (7:1-28) -- A new covenant (8:1-13) -- Earthly and heavenly sanctuaries (9:1-22) -- Christ's sacrifice (9:23-10:18) -- A call to persevere (10:19-39) -- A great cloud of witnesses (11:1-40) -- The faithfulness of Jesus (12:1-13) -- Another warning to persevere (12:14-29) -- A call to love and service (13:1-19) -- Benediction, exhortation, and greeting (13:20-25).
Abstract	"In this volume, Matthew J. Marohl introduces a culturally sensitive reading of Hebrews employing a social identity approach. This allows readers to encounter a unique and powerful depiction of the faithful Jesus and a dynamic group of Christ-followers called upon to maintain their faithfulness. In the end, this social identity approach reveals a work with two strands thoroughly intertwined. Through the lens of conceptual blending theory, Marohl examines the way in which the author combines the multiple identities of the addressees, shedding light on the community dynamics of early Christ followers. Marohl explores how the author describes ingroup boundaries, how faithfulness is held up as the ultimate ingroup norm, and how the promised rest is grounded in the language of the anticipated future. Ultimately, Marohl argues that Hebrews is a prime example of literature created out of crisis." --Publisher.
Bibliography note	Includes bibliographical references (pages [145]-150) and indexes.
ISBN	9780567696038
ISBN	0567696030 hardcover

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