Holiness and ministry
Subtitle: a biblical theology of ordination
By: Thomas B. Dozeman.
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Oxford; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 158
ISBN-13: 9780195367331
Subjects: Ordination; Ordination -- Biblical teaching; Pastoral theology; Holiness
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: The introduction; title: The goals; title: The methodology; title: Holiness and the history of religions; title: The mosaic office and the history of the composition of Torah; title: Canonical criticism and the inter-biblical interpretation of the mosaic office; title: The overview; title: Holiness and ordination; title: Holiness as separation; title: The sacred and the profane; title: The pure and the impure; title: Holiness, sanctuaries, and ordination as a rite-of-passage; title: Theories of holiness and the ordination to word and sacrament; title: Rudolf otto and the charismatic power of holiness; title: The separate quality of holiness; title: The sacred and the profane; title: The sacred and ordination; title: Jacob Milgrom and holiness as a ritual resource; title: The separate quality of holiness; title: The sacred and the profane; title: The sacred and ordination; title: The mosaic office as the model for ordination; title: The mosaic office in Torah; title: The mosaic office as a rite-of-passage; title: The call to the mosaic office and the two theories of holiness; title: The prophetic call of Moses; title: The priestly call of Moses; title: The ordination to the divine word in Deuteronomy and in the New Testament; title: The literary setting of the book of Deuteronomy; title: The separate quality of holiness; title: The sacred and the profane; title: The dynamic power of divine election; title: The past election of Israel in the Exodus and the Revelation at Mount Horeb; title: The present election of a sanctuary for the divine name; title: The sacred and ordination; title: The origin of the ordination to the divine word; title: The responsibilities of the ordination to the divine word; title: Moses the charismatic teacher; title: Moses the intercessor; title: Additional responsibilities and offices of ordination; title: The ordination to sacrament rituals in the; title: Priestly literature and in the New Testament; title: The literary setting of the priestly literature; title: The separate quality of holiness; title: The sacred and the profane; title: Covenant and divine memory; title: The glory of Yahweh at Mount Sinai; title: The descent to the summit of Mount Sinai; title: The descent into the tabernacle; title: The descent into the altar; title: The sacred and ordination; title: The origin of the ordination to sacramental rituals; title: The sanctuary setting; title: The vestments of ordination; title: The separate status of the priest; title: The responsibilities of the ordination to sacramental rituals; title: The mediation of holiness; title: The ethical demands of holiness; title: Additional responsibilities and offices of ordination; title: The offices of ordination in the New Testament; title: The challenge of the New Testament; title: The office of apostle; title: The office of apostle as a ritual resource in Luke-Acts; title: The origin of the apostles; title: The apostolic office; title: The office of the apostle as a dynamic power in the Pauline Epistles; title: The call of Paul; title: Paul's apostolic calling; title: The office of the presbyter; title: The tradition of the elders in second temple Judaism; title: The office of the elder in the New Testament; title: The office of the deacon; title: The office of the bishop; title: The mosaic office and the ordination to word and sacrament in Christian tradition; title: The ordination to the mosaic office; title: The sacred and the profane and the rite-of-passage of ordination; title: The two theories of holiness and the ordination to the divine word and sacramental ritual; title: The call of ordination; title: The identity of the ordained; title: The mosaic office and the ecumenical mandate; title: A canonical interpretation of holiness and ordination; title: The social and theological background for the rise of canonical criticism; title: The goals of canonical criticism; title: The mutual recognition of the ordained in ecumenical dialogue; title: The mosaic office and the ordination to a specific denomination.