The Background And Content Of Paul's Cultic Atonement Metaphors
Finlan (Drew U. and Middlesex County College) explains that Paul's cultic metaphors picture the death of Christ as either a sacrifice or an expulsion ritual that eliminated or carried away sin, and his social metaphors describe the beneficial after-effects for believers of this saving event. He is concerned with the concepts of God that are wrapped up in the two kinds of metaphors. After an introductory chapter, material is presented in chapters on the logic of sacrifice, curse transmission...
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Introduction : cultic metaphors in Paul11The logic of sacrifice112Curse transmission rituals and Paul's imagery733The sacrificial metaphor in Romans 3:251234Redemption and substitution1635Martyrology and metaphor193
