J Massingberd Ford
Biographic Data
| ID | 5857068 |
|---|---|
| NAME | J Massingberd Ford |
| GIVEN NAMES | J Massingberd |
| FAMILY NAME | Ford |
| SIGNATURE | FORD J M |
| AFFILIATIONS | 1Notre Dame (Ind.), U.S.A. |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1964 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
A Note on Proto-Montanism in the Pastoral Epistles
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The Divorce Bill of the Lamb and the Scroll of the Suspected Adulteress
THE DIVORCE BILL OF THE LAMB AND THE SCROLL OF THE SUSPECTED ADULTERESS. A NOTE ON APOC. 5, 1 AND 10, 8 11. BY J. MASSINGBERD FORD Notre Dame (Ind.), U.S.A. Generally scholars have assumed that the seven-sealed scroll mentioned in Apoc. 5, 1 is a rolled scroll with seven seals attached to the outside. The seals are broken one by one but the contents of the scroll do not appear to be proclaimed even after the last seal is opened. This note will at…
"He That Cometh" and the Divine Name
‘Mingled Blood’ From the Side of Christ (John xix. 34)
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The Meaning Of ‘Virgin’
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Was Montanism a Jewish-Christian Heresy
The origins of the ‘montanist’ heresy are far from clear. This much is known, that it began in Phrygia (or Mysia) and that it must have originated before 172, when Montanus had his visions, and before 179, when the prophetess Maximilla is said to have died. It is also conjectured that ‘Montanism’, a name which does not occur before the fourth century, may have been a title attached to the heresy later, and that the earlier names ‘the New Prophecy…
St Paul, the Philogamist (I Cor. vii in Early Patristic Exegesis)
In a recent Short Study I suggested that St Paul was not discussing virginity in I Cor. vii but dealing with the subject of second marriages and, more specifically in υυ. 36 ff., with levirate marriage. The present article is an examination of early patristic exegesis of I Cor. vii to show that consecrated virginity was not a customary way of life in the most primitive Christian communities. I have given special attention to the Jewish background…
Levirate Marriage in St Paul (I Cor. vii)
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Was Montanism a Jewish-Christian Heresy
The origins of the ‘montanist’ heresy are far from clear. This much is known, that it began in Phrygia (or Mysia) and that it must have originated before 172, when Montanus had his visions, and before 179, when the prophetess Maximilla is said to have died. It is also conjectured that ‘Montanism’, a name which does not occur before the fourth century, may have been a title attached to the heresy later, and that the earlier names ‘the New Prophecy…
Levirate Marriage in St Paul (I Cor. vii)
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St Paul, the Philogamist (I Cor. vii in Early Patristic Exegesis)
In a recent Short Study I suggested that St Paul was not discussing virginity in I Cor. vii but dealing with the subject of second marriages and, more specifically in υυ. 36 ff., with levirate marriage. The present article is an examination of early patristic exegesis of I Cor. vii to show that consecrated virginity was not a customary way of life in the most primitive Christian communities. I have given special attention to the Jewish background…
The Meaning Of ‘Virgin’
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Was Montanism a Jewish-Christian Heresy
The origins of the ‘montanist’ heresy are far from clear. This much is known, that it began in Phrygia (or Mysia) and that it must have originated before 172, when Montanus had his visions, and before 179, when the prophetess Maximilla is said to have died. It is also conjectured that ‘Montanism’, a name which does not occur before the fourth century, may have been a title attached to the heresy later, and that the earlier names ‘the New Prophecy…
‘Mingled Blood’ From the Side of Christ (John xix. 34)
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"He That Cometh" and the Divine Name
A Note on Proto-Montanism in the Pastoral Epistles
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The Divorce Bill of the Lamb and the Scroll of the Suspected Adulteress
THE DIVORCE BILL OF THE LAMB AND THE SCROLL OF THE SUSPECTED ADULTERESS. A NOTE ON APOC. 5, 1 AND 10, 8 11. BY J. MASSINGBERD FORD Notre Dame (Ind.), U.S.A. Generally scholars have assumed that the seven-sealed scroll mentioned in Apoc. 5, 1 is a rolled scroll with seven seals attached to the outside. The seals are broken one by one but the contents of the scroll do not appear to be proclaimed even after the last seal is opened. This note will at…
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