Chiasmus in the New Testament¶
Lund, N. W. (1942). Chiasmus in the New Testament: A Study in Formgeschichte. North Carolina Press.
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Domain-specific¶
- Chiasmus
- Classical and ecclesiastical rhetoric — a named device from Gorgias and Cicero onward, deployed for closure, emphasis, and memorability in speech and sermon; its native habitat of analysis. Stylistics and literary criticism — the same ABBA signature read at line, stanza, and macro-text scale (the chiastic structuring claimed for whole biblical chapters is the figure scaled up)
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“Eph. 5:22-33; in this passage, however, the {{{chiastic structure}}} should be traced to Old Testament sources”
- Classical and ecclesiastical rhetoric — a named device from Gorgias and Cicero onward, deployed for closure, emphasis, and memorability in speech and sermon; its native habitat of analysis. Stylistics and literary criticism — the same ABBA signature read at line, stanza, and macro-text scale (the chiastic structuring claimed for whole biblical chapters is the figure scaled up)
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