Joachim Jeremias
Born
in Dresden, Germany
September 20, 1900
Died
December 06, 1979
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Infant Baptism in the First Four Centuries
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1958
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12 editions
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Jerusalem in the Time of Jesus
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1967
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15 editions
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Parables of Jesus
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published
1954
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28 editions
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The Origins of Infant Baptism: A Further Study in Reply to Kurt Aland
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published
1962
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3 editions
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Rediscovering the Parables of Jesus
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published
1965
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14 editions
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The Eucharistic Words of Jesus
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published
1960
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10 editions
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New Testament Theology
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published
1970
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21 editions
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Jesus and the Message of the New Testament
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published
2002
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4 editions
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The Prayers of Jesus
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published
1967
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11 editions
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The Central Message of the New Testament
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published
1966
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2 editions
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“If we take up once more the triad with which we began, we may now conclude: The sayings of Jesus which have been collected in the Sermon on the Mount are not intended to lay a legal yoke upon Jesus' disciples; neither in the sense that they say: "You must do all of this, in order that you may be saved" (per fectionist conception); nor in the sense: "You ought actually to have done all of this, see what poor creatures you are" (theory of the impossible ideal); nor in the sense: "Now pull yourself together; the final victory is at hand" (interim-ethic).
Rather, these sayings of Jesus delineate the lived faith. They say: You are forgiven; you are the child of God; you belong to his kingdom. The sun of righteousness has risen over your life. You no longer belong to yourself; rather, you belong to the city of God, the light of which shines in the darkness. Now you may also experience it: out of the thankfulness of a redeemed child of God a new life is growing. That is the meaning of the Sermon on the Mount.”
― The Sermon on the Mount
Rather, these sayings of Jesus delineate the lived faith. They say: You are forgiven; you are the child of God; you belong to his kingdom. The sun of righteousness has risen over your life. You no longer belong to yourself; rather, you belong to the city of God, the light of which shines in the darkness. Now you may also experience it: out of the thankfulness of a redeemed child of God a new life is growing. That is the meaning of the Sermon on the Mount.”
― The Sermon on the Mount
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