Mark Grundeken
Biographic Data
| ID | 2419490 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mark Grundeken |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mark |
| FAMILY NAME | Grundeken |
| SIGNATURE | GRUNDEKEN M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Freiburg |
| ORCID | 0009-0003-5977-0886 |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 4 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Reconsidering the Letter to the Ephesians in Ancient Context
Research is currently discovering the Letter to the Ephesians as an independent voice on other topics than ecclesiology that were also of interest to Paul. The contributors to this volume take this increased interest into account and discuss Deutero-Pauls Christological design, his revision of the Corpus Paulinum and the Letter to the Colossians, his early Christian interpretation of Greek philosophy and science, and his anthropological concept.
La présence du Dieu créateur dans l’unité de l’Église selon l’épître aux Éphésiens
Cet article examine la relation entre la conception du Dieu créateur de l’univers et la notion de l’unité de l’ἐκκλησία — l’Église en tant qu’« assemblée » des croyants en Christ — dans l’épître aux Éphésiens. Il avance que le lien (implicite) entre les deux notions relève de l’ordre de la création. Selon l’auteur de l’épître, l’ordre de la création envisage l’unité parce que Dieu est un : le Dieu unique agissant dans l’univers assure l’unité dan…
Reconsidering the Letter to the Ephesians in Ancient Context
Study of the Deutero-Pauline letter to the Ephesians in the New Testament has typically focused on ecclesiology by assuming a generalized notion of church. In contrast, in this interdisciplinary volume the contributors delve into an array of underlying subjects in order to give the terms governing our understanding of Ephesians a much-needed further specificity and an enlarged foundation. The contributions in this collection address the following…
Der eine Gott, der durch alle ist
Mark Grundeken delivers a fresh explanation of the origin and the meaning of Eph. 4:6s puzzling statement that God is all-pervasive, and argues that the author of Ephesians applied philosophical ideas in a specifically ecclesiological way.
Eine Gott, der Durch Alle Ist
"In dieser Studie untersucht Mark Grundeken die Herkunft und den Sinn der eigenartigen Aussage in Epheser 4,6, dass Gott 'alle(s) durchwaltet'. Dabei analysiert er den Text im terminologischen und konzeptuellen Vergleich zu den pythagoreischen Goldenen versen, den Werken des Mittelplatonikers Plutarch, Pseudo-Aristoteles' Über die Welt, dem Zeushymnus des Stoikers Kleanthes und den Schriften des Hellenistisch-jüdischen Denkers Philon von Alexandr…
Diakone in Rom? Das Zeugnis des Hirten des Hermas
This article challenges the common opinion that the Shepherd of Hermas gives evidence for the office of deacon in the early Christian communities in Rome (Vis. 3.5.1; Sim. 9.15.4; 9.26.2). It suggests that the mention of the διάκονοι within the context of Hermas' call to μετάνοια as "admirable" respectively "despicable" believers makes it difficult to decide whether these examples are existing or imaginary figures. Moreover, it notes that the διά…
Early Christian Communities Between Ideal and Reality
How does the interplay between ideal and reality in the Apostolic Fathers reflect daily life in early Christian communities? The authors of this volume discuss various aspects of Christian community life from the end of the first century up to about 150 CE.
Early Christian communities between ideal and reality
"The authors of this volume explore the notion of community as reflected upon in the writings of the Apostolic Fathers. Various aspects are dealt with, including concerns for organising the community, developing a sacramental and liturgical praxis, constructing identity against outsiders, spreading the Christian message, and building towards a better community. The interplay between ideal and reality in the sources offers some reliable informatio…
Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen Zum Neuen Testament, Volumen 342
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Early Christian Communities Between Ideal and Reality
How does the interplay between ideal and reality in the Apostolic Fathers reflect daily life in early Christian communities? The authors of this volume discuss various aspects of Christian community life from the end of the first century up to about 150 CE.
Early Christian communities between ideal and reality
"The authors of this volume explore the notion of community as reflected upon in the writings of the Apostolic Fathers. Various aspects are dealt with, including concerns for organising the community, developing a sacramental and liturgical praxis, constructing identity against outsiders, spreading the Christian message, and building towards a better community. The interplay between ideal and reality in the sources offers some reliable informatio…
Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen Zum Neuen Testament, Volumen 342
Diakone in Rom? Das Zeugnis des Hirten des Hermas
This article challenges the common opinion that the Shepherd of Hermas gives evidence for the office of deacon in the early Christian communities in Rome (Vis. 3.5.1; Sim. 9.15.4; 9.26.2). It suggests that the mention of the διάκονοι within the context of Hermas' call to μετάνοια as "admirable" respectively "despicable" believers makes it difficult to decide whether these examples are existing or imaginary figures. Moreover, it notes that the διά…
Der eine Gott, der durch alle ist
Mark Grundeken delivers a fresh explanation of the origin and the meaning of Eph. 4:6s puzzling statement that God is all-pervasive, and argues that the author of Ephesians applied philosophical ideas in a specifically ecclesiological way.
Eine Gott, der Durch Alle Ist
"In dieser Studie untersucht Mark Grundeken die Herkunft und den Sinn der eigenartigen Aussage in Epheser 4,6, dass Gott 'alle(s) durchwaltet'. Dabei analysiert er den Text im terminologischen und konzeptuellen Vergleich zu den pythagoreischen Goldenen versen, den Werken des Mittelplatonikers Plutarch, Pseudo-Aristoteles' Über die Welt, dem Zeushymnus des Stoikers Kleanthes und den Schriften des Hellenistisch-jüdischen Denkers Philon von Alexandr…
Reconsidering the Letter to the Ephesians in Ancient Context
Study of the Deutero-Pauline letter to the Ephesians in the New Testament has typically focused on ecclesiology by assuming a generalized notion of church. In contrast, in this interdisciplinary volume the contributors delve into an array of underlying subjects in order to give the terms governing our understanding of Ephesians a much-needed further specificity and an enlarged foundation. The contributions in this collection address the following…
Reconsidering the Letter to the Ephesians in Ancient Context
Research is currently discovering the Letter to the Ephesians as an independent voice on other topics than ecclesiology that were also of interest to Paul. The contributors to this volume take this increased interest into account and discuss Deutero-Pauls Christological design, his revision of the Corpus Paulinum and the Letter to the Colossians, his early Christian interpretation of Greek philosophy and science, and his anthropological concept.
La présence du Dieu créateur dans l’unité de l’Église selon l’épître aux Éphésiens
Cet article examine la relation entre la conception du Dieu créateur de l’univers et la notion de l’unité de l’ἐκκλησία — l’Église en tant qu’« assemblée » des croyants en Christ — dans l’épître aux Éphésiens. Il avance que le lien (implicite) entre les deux notions relève de l’ordre de la création. Selon l’auteur de l’épître, l’ordre de la création envisage l’unité parce que Dieu est un : le Dieu unique agissant dans l’univers assure l’unité dan…
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