The Jewish Tradition of the Divine Presence, Sacrifice, and Substitutive Suffering

Veronica Chiari A. Dy-Liacco

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Introduction: “Lead Us Not into Temptation, but Deliver Us from Evil”
“In This Way the Love of God Was Revealed” (1 Jn 4:9): Atonement as a “Patrogenetic” Process, Part 1
“And Lead Us Not into Temptation”—The Our Father as an Inquiry into Our Image of God
“And If They Fall as Lucifer Fell”: On the Lure of Anarchy
Hamartia, Evil, and Deity in Archaic and Classical Greek Thought
Sovereignty and Stewardship: Understanding Sin in the Old Testament
The Jewish Tradition of the Divine Presence, Sacrifice, and Substitutive Suffering
Unmasking the Pharaoh in the Garden of Eden: A Canonical Reading of Genesis 2–3
The Nature of Original Sin