Winter 1994 - Quarterly Review

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Quarterly Review (ISSN 0270-9287) provides continuing education resources for scholars, Christian educators, and lay and professional ministers in The United Methodist Church and other churches. QR intends to be a forum in which theological issues of significance to Christian ministry can be raised and debated. Editorial Offices: 1001 19th Avenue, South. Box 871, Nashville, TN 37202. Manuscripts should be in English and typed double-spaced, including notes. QR is published four times a year, in March, June, September, and December, by the United Methodist Board of Higher Education and Ministry and The United Methodist Publishing House. Second-class postage paid at Nashville, Tennessee. Subscription rate: $16 for one year; $28 for two years; and $36 for three years. All subscription orders, single-copy orders, and change-of-address information must be sent in writing to the Quarterly Review Business Manager, Box 801, Nashville, TN 37202. Orders for single copies must be accompanied with prepayment of $5.00. Postmaster: Address changes should be sent to The United Methodist Publishing House, Box 801, Nashville, TN 37202. QR is printed on acid-free paper. Lections are taken from Revised Common Lectionary; (Nashville: Abingdon Press, 1992). Scripture quotations unless otherwise noted are from the New Revised Standard Version Common Bible, copyrighted © 1989 by the Division of Christian Education of the National Council of Churches of Christ in the US, and are used by permission. Quarterly Review: Winter, 1994-95 Copyright © 1994 by The United Methodist Publishing House and The United Methodist Board of Higher Education and Ministry ii
Vol. 14, No. 4 WINTER 1994-95 Contents Introduction Sharon J. Hels 341 Articles Christology and Various African Contexts T. M. Hinga 345 MethodisrrTs Trinitarian Hymnody; A Sampling, 1780 and 1989, and Some Questions David Tripp 359 Good News to the Poor: Baptism as Liberation Gayle Carlton Felton 387 Bread, Wine, and the "Pledge of Heaven": A (Wesleyan) Feminist Perspective on Eucharist and Eschatology Dehra Dean Murphy 401 Can We Talk about the Trinity? G. Clarke Chapman 413 QR Lectionary Study Getting the Gospel by Word of Mouth Sundays after Epiphany, Year C Thomas H. Troeger 421 Acts in Easter Mark Trotter 435 iii
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God, but also in relation to other
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community in accountability to one
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the strategic act of breaking bread
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Luke's intent" in order to "bring t
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What happens to our interpretive pr
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does not mean that you should give
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and she had gone next door to get h
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get him out of the way? Those littl
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Mark Trotter Acts in Easter r I lie
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Spirit to an Ethiopian, a high offi
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whole Plain of Sharon, giving the i
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after he baptized Cornelius and his
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previous lections that Acts is the
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similar passages lead many to assum
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Index of Authors Ronald J. Allen, 2
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