Adopted into God's Family

Adopted into God's Family
Phụ đề:	Exploring a Pauline Metaphor
Tác giả:	Trevor J. Burker
Ký hiệu tác giả:	BU-T
DDC:	227.06 - Thần học thánh Phaolô
Ngôn ngữ:	Anh
Tập - số:	Vol 22
Số cuốn:	1

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	Serial preface	11
	Author's preface	13
	Abbreviations	17
1	Adoption: A misinterpreted metaphor?	21
	Introduction	21
	Theological misunderstandings of adoption	23
	Interests in adoption have been too narrowly focused	29
2	Adoption: Another soteriological metaphor for Paul	32
	Introduction	32
	A working definition of metaphor	32
	The characteristics and function of metaphor	33
	The literary context	35
	The social context	36
	Adoption as another soteriological metaphor	37
	Adoption as an organizing soteriological metaphor for Paul	41
	Summary	45
3	The origin and background of Paul's adoption metaphor	46
	The Old Testament background	47
	The Greek background	58
	The Roman background	60
	Summary	70
4	"Abba, Father" and his family of adopted sons	72
	Introduction	72
	The Father's plan: Elected and predestined unto adoption (Eph. 1)	73
	God as a sovereign paterfamilias (Gal. 4:1-7)	83
	The Father, the Spirit and the revelation of our adoption as sons	89
	"Abba, Father" : The familial cry of the son and the adopted sons of God	90
	Summary	98
5	God the Son and the adopted sons of God	100
	Introduction	100
	Jesus: God's "adopted" Son (Rom. 1:3-4)	102
	God's Son and our adoption as sons in Romans	107
	The Son, sonship and huiothesia of believers in Galatians	111
	Adoption through union with Christ the Son of God (Ephesians)	120

	Summary	123
6	Adoption and the Spirit	125
	Introduction	125
	The "familial" role of the Spirit in our adoptions as sons	126
	The old era of the Torah (Gal. 3/Rom.7) and the new epoch of the pneuma (Gal. 4/Rom.8)	129
	The Spirit: An eschatological gift	131
	Sonship: An eschatological gift	135
	The Spirit and sonship: (Rom. 8:14), sonship and the Spirit (Gal. 4:6a)	137
	The Spirit of adoption	140
	Adoption, the Spirit and the moral imperative	143
	Adoption and the dual witness of the Spirit with our spirit	148
	Summary	150
7	Adoption and honour	152
	Introduction	152
	Adoption and honour in antiquity	152
	Adoption and honour in Galatians	154
	Adoption and honour in Romans	159
	The Holy Spirit: God's honourable approval of our huiothesia	172
	Summary	175
8	Adoption and living between the "now" and "not yet"	177
	Romans 8:18-27 in context	178
	Sonship, suffering and the future glory of the non-human created order (vv. 18-22)	180
	Adoption, suffering and future glory of believers (vv. 23-25)	187
	Adoption and the improvisation of God's Spirit (vv. 26-27)	191
	Adoption and final conformity to the eikõn of God's Son (v.29)	191
	Summary	193
	Summary	194
	Appendix: Some alleged cases of adoption in the Old Testament	198
	Elizer, Abraham's slave (Gen. 15:3)	198
	Moses (Exod. 2:10), Ephraim and Manasseh (Gen. 48:5) and Esther (Esth. 2:7)	199
	Bibliography	202
	Index of authors	223
	Index of Scripture references	226
	Index of ancient sources	232

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