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It is the premise of Early Jewish and Christian Monotheism that early Christology must focus, not simply on historical, but also on theological ideas found in Jewish thought and practice. The contributors to this book consider the context and formation of early Jewish and Christian devotion to God alone. The idea of monotheism is critically examined from various perspectives, including the...

facing the community of the Fourth Gospel is a Christology too high, a Christology with a deficient understanding of Jesus’ humanity. The present article calls into question any developmental scheme in which the earliest Christians, like Paul, held a ‘low Christology’, which evolves over time to a ‘high Christology’, represented by the Gospel of John. Paul’s use of YHWH texts suggests that he is already working from a high Christology, a Christology in which Jesus bears the divine name and full religious
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