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Violent Atonement in Romans

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Williams, Jarvis
Keywords
Interpretation
history
popular literature
violent substitute
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Biblical Theology
New Testament
Dogmatics
Jesus Christ
Salvation/liberation

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/161307
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"Interpreters of the NT have a long history of being interested in the nature of Jesus’ death in Paul’s theology.1 In both the UK and the US, many discussions of Jesus’ death in Paul in both scholarly and popular literature have focused lately on penal substitution.2 A renewed interest in penal substitution has arisen in part because several evangelical and non-evangelical interpreters continue to argue that the NT does not present Jesus’ death as a violent substitute"
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2010
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Article
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