Paul's Concept of a Hebrew Deity in Relation to Jesus

In this study, Peter Nagel provides a deeper understanding of Paul's concept of a Hebrew deity by offering a textual-conceptual and linguistic connection between the Hebrew deity of the Old Testament and Jesus as the Christ of the New Testament. He does so by offering a textual-cognitive analysis of the explicit Kyrios and Theos citations within their literary context in the Pauline literature. He also considers the text-critical variants, alternatives, and discrepancies in the entire New Testament where the term Kyrios and Theos are used. This analysis is done against a broad Hebrew and Greek textual-conceptual backdrop by investigating the most prominent biblical Hebrew and Greek manuscript evidence from 300 BCE to 200 CE.Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: Approaching the Literary Conceptual Problem
Chapter 3: Literary Conceptual Problem
Chapter 4: Explicit κύριος and θεός Citations in the Literary
Conceptual Context of Romans
Chapter 5: Explicit κύριος and θεός Citations in the Literary
Conceptual Context of First and Second Corinthians
Chapter 6: Conclusion: Observations on Paul's Concept
of a Hebrew Deity