The Epistle to the Hebrews
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- Kapitel 11 -
(Genesis 1:1–2; John 1:1–5)
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The Faith of Abel, Enoch, Noah
(Genesis 1:4–9)
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The Faith of Abraham and Sarah
(Genesis 15:1–22; Romans 4:1–12)
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The Faith of Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph
(Genesis 27:1–46)
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The Faith of Moses
(Exodus 2:1–15; Acts 7:20–22)
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The Faith of Many
(Joshua 2:1–24)
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Fußnoten
(a)11:5 Henoch, in my opinion, was transferred to that future time spoken of in the Book of Revelation, since he is one of the two prophets.(Conte)
(b)11:8
He that is called Abraham: or, Abraham being called.(Challoner)
(c)11:19
For a parable: That is, as a figure of Christ, slain and coming to life again.(Challoner)
(d)11:21
Adored the top of his rod: The apostle here follows the ancient Greek Bible of the seventy interpreters, (which translates in this manner, Gen. 47. 31.,) and alleges this fact of Jacob, in paying a relative honour and veneration to the top of the rod or sceptre of Joseph, as to a figure of Christ’s sceptre and kingdom, as an instance and argument of his faith. But some translators, who are no friends to this relative honour, have corrupted the text, by translating it, he worshipped, leaning upon the top of his staff; as if this circumstance of leaning upon his staff were any argument of Jacob’s faith, or worthy the being thus particularly taken notice of by the Holy Ghost.(Challoner)
(e)11:26 Notice that even before the time of Jesus Christ, Scripture clearly indicates that the faith of the Patriarchs was an implicit faith in Christ.(Conte)
(f)11:35 The verb ‘distenti sunt’ indicates that this suffering is a punishment for offenses, in other words, a metaphor for Purgatory. So this part does not refer to an unjust persecution, nor to the unending suffering of Hell. For those in Purgatory suffer after death, yet find a better resurrection after their suffering. Literally, the verb refers to being racked (stretched out on a rack as an ancient form of severe punishment). The sufferings of Purgatory are more severe than any tortures of earth, although in Purgatory, the faithful souls there only have souls, not bodies, so their sufferings are spiritual only, not physical.(Conte)
Durch den Glauben verstehen wir
(1. Mose 1,1-2; Johannes 1,1-5)
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Der Glaube am Anfang der Geschichte
(1. Mose 1,4-9)
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Der gläubige Abraham
(1. Mose 15,1-22; Römer 4,1-12)
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Die himmlische Hoffnung
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Der Glaube der Patriarchen
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(1. Mose 27,1-46)
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Der Glaube des Moses
(2. Mose 2,1-15; Apostelgeschichte 7,20-22)
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Durch den Glauben haben sie überwunden
(Josua 2,1-24)
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