Jesus-God and Man

This highly acclaimed work demonstrates Wolfhart Pannenberg's belief that at the heart of every Christian theology lies its teaching about Jesus Christ. The second edition, available for the first time in paperback, contains an Afterword in which the author reviews other theologians' responses to his thesis and methodology and shows the progression of his own interpretation.

Abbreviations

9

(11)

Foreword to the First German Editon

11

(4)

Foreword to the Second German Edition

15

(2)

Preface to the English Edition

17

(2)

Introduction

19

(2)

The Starting Point

21

(17)

The Task of Christology

21

(12)

Excursus: Justification of the Title ``Christology''

30

(3)

The Method of Christology

33

(5)

Christology and Soteriology

38

(15)

Jesus as God and Savior

38

(1)

Soteriological Motifs in the History of Christology

39

(8)

Deification Through Incarnation

39

(1)

Deification Through Assimilation to God

40

(2)

The Christology of Vicarious Satisfaction

42

(1)

The Christology of God's Grace Alone

43

(1)

The Prototype of the Religious Man

44

(1)

The Ideal of Moral Perfection

44

(2)

The Christology of Pure Personality

46

(1)

The Problem of the Soteriological Approach to Christology

47

(6)

Part One: THE KNOWLEDGE OF JESUS' DIVINITY

Jesus' Resurrection as the Ground of His Unity with God

53

(62)

The Proleptic Element in Jesus' Claim to Authority

53

(13)

The Significance of Jesus' Resurrection

66

(8)

The Conception of Resurrection of the Dead

74

(14)

Jesus' Resurrection as a Historical Problem

88

(18)

The Delay of the Parousia and the Meaning of Jesus' Resurrection

106

(9)

Appendix: The Evaluation of Jesus' Resurrection in Modern Dogmatics

108

(7)

Jesus' Divinity in Relation to the Father's Divinity

115

(76)

The Mode of God's Presence in Jesus

115

(18)

The Presence of the Spirit

116

(5)

Substantial Presence

121

(2)

Mediator Christology

123

(2)

Presence as Appearance

125

(2)

Revelational Presence

127

(6)

Jesus' Essential Unity with God

133

(25)

Revelatory Identity and Adoption

133

(8)

Virgin Birth and Incarnation

141

(9)

The Truth of the Concept of Incarnation

150

(8)

The Origin of the Doctrine of the Trinity and the Problem of the Logos Christology

158

(33)

The Distinction Between Father and Son

158

(2)

The Classical Logos Christology

160

(3)

Advantages and Dangers of the Logos Theory

163

(3)

Renewal of the Logos Christology?

166

(2)

The Problem of the Mediation of Creation by Jesus Christ

168

(1)

The Holy Spirit

169

(10)

The Unity in the Trinity

179

(4)

Excursus: The Structure of Statements About Jesus' Divinity

183

(8)

Part Two: JESUS THE MAN BEFORE GOD

The True Man

191

(21)

The Revelation of Man's Destiny in Jesus' Deeds and Destiny

191

(4)

Jesus as Representative of Men Before God

195

(13)

The Office and Person of Jesus

208

(4)

The Office of Jesus

212

(33)

Critique of the Doctrine of the Three Offices

212

(13)

The Call to the Kingdom of God

225

(10)

Jesus' Imminent Expectation

225

(2)

The Presence of Salvation

227

(2)

The Fatherhood of God

229

(3)

The Life in Love

232

(3)

Universal and Historically Conditioned Elements in Jesus' Activity

235

(10)

The Meaning of Jesus' Vicarious Death on the Cross

245

(38)

The Oldest Interpretations of Jesus' Death

246

(5)

Jesus' Self-understanding and the Disaster of His Condemnation

251

(7)

Jesus' Death as Substitution

258

(16)

Substitution for Israel

259

(1)

Substitution for Humanity

260

(3)

The Concept of Inclusive Substitution

263

(1)

The Universal Horizon of the Conception of Substitution

264

(5)

Excursus: Christ's Descent Into Hell

269

(5)

Theories of the Saving Significance of Jesus' Death

274

(9)

Jesus' Death as Ransom for Sin and the Devil

275

(2)

The Satisfaction Theory

277

(1)

The Penal Suffering of Christ

278

(5)

Part Three: THE DIVINITY OF CHRIST AND THE MAN JESUS

The Impasse of the Doctrine of the Two Natures

283

(41)

Unification Christology and Disjunction Christology

287

(9)

The Council of Chalcedon and the Contrast Between Alexandrian and Antiochene Christology

287

(6)

Monothelitism and Dyothelitism

293

(2)

Incarnation Theories of Medieval Scholasticism

295

(1)

Mutual Interpenetration of the Natures as a Way Toward Understanding the Unity of Christ

296

(11)

The Self-emptying of the Logos as Mediation of the Distinction Between the Natures

307

(17)

Jesus' Personal Unity with God

324

(41)

Jesus' Self-consciousness and the Divine-Human Unity

325

(9)

The Dialectic of Jesus' Sonship

334

(15)

The Indirectness of Jesus' Identity with the Son of God

334

(3)

The Enhypostasis of Jesus in the Logos

337

(7)

Jesus' Sonship as the Fulfillment of Human Personality

344

(5)

Jesus' Freedom

349

(5)

Jesus' Sinlessness

354

(11)

The Lordship of Jesus Christ

365

(58)

Jesus' Kingship

365

(13)

The Summation of Humanity in Jesus Christ

378

(12)

The Creation of the World Through Jesus Christ

390

(21)

Afterword

399

(12)

Indexes

Scripture Index

411

(6)

Subject Index

417

(6)

Name Index

423

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