THE USE OF THE OLD TESTAMENT IN ST. MATTHEW'S GOSPEL: WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE MESSIANIC HOPE

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Table of Contents

Acknowledgements

Abstract

List of Abbreviations

Introduction

PART ONE THE TEXT-FORM OF THE MATTHAEAN QUOTATIONS OF THE OLD TESTAMENT

I. Examination of the Text-Form

Formal Quotations in common with Mark

Allusive Quotations in common with Mark

Formal Quotations in common with Luke

Allusive Quotations in common with Luke

Formal Quotations Peculiar to Matthew

Allusive Quotations Peculiar to Matthew

Summary

II. Explanation of the Text-Form

Documentary-Redactional Views

Torrey's Metrical Hebrew

Kilpatrick's Liturgical-Homiletical Hypothesis

Stendahl's School of St. Matthew

Lindars' New Testament Apologetic

The Testimony Book

Kahle's Written Greek Targums

Matthew the Targumist

The Language Situation Presupposed by the Matthaean Quotations

Implications for the Synoptic Problem and the Origin of Matthew

PART TWO THE MATTHAEAN ARGUMENT FROM THE FULFILMENT OF MESSIANIC PROPHECY

III. The Question of Historicity

Historical Pessimism and the Form-Critical Method

The Effect of the Fulfilment-Motif on the Evangelic Tradition

IV. The Problem of Legitimacy

Matthaean Hermeneutics and the Messianic Hope

Modem Hermeneutics and the Messianic Hope

Bibliography

Author Index

Index of Scripture References