Name: The Coming Emmanuel: Jesus Christ and the Great O Antiphons (en Inglés)
SKU: 68946371
Price: 105.93 PEN
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Author: Cox, R. David;;;McLaughlin, Michael P.
ISBN: 9798385261680

portada The Coming Emmanuel: Jesus Christ and the Great O Antiphons (en Inglés)

The Coming Emmanuel: Jesus Christ and the Great O Antiphons (en Inglés)

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Cascade Books

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Cox, R. David;;;McLaughlin, Michael P.

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Inglés

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220

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Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9798385261680

The Coming Emmanuel: Jesus Christ and the Great O Antiphons (en Inglés)

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Jesus asked the disciples, “Who do people say that I am?” His followers have been pondering his identity ever since. One answer came in the form of the Nicene Creed. The “Great O Antiphons” provide another. These liturgical texts, dating from the same era as the creeds, apply a variety of images from Jewish tradition to the Christ. Unlike the creeds, though, they concern what (from a sixth-century viewpoint) the Christ was doing from creation to his incarnation. Most familiar through the carol “O Come, O Come Emmanuel,” these antiphons are increasingly being used in creative ways for worship and meditation, and not only in Advent. Astonishingly, however, in their fifteen-hundred-year history, they apparently have never been studied for their christological significance: What do they say about the person of Christ? That is what The Coming Emmanuel strives to address, responding to a question that is as old as Christianity and as recent as today.