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Carmen Christi; Philippians ii. 5-11 in recent interpretation and in the setting of early Christian worship

Ralph P. Martin • 1967 • Cambridge U. P.

Author
Ralph P. Martin
First published
1967
Publisher
Cambridge U. P.
Subjects
Bible · Criticism, interpretation · Hymnen · Filippenzen (bijbelboek)
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Published in 1967 as part of the Society for New Testament Studies Monograph Series, this scholarly volume emerged from Ralph P. Martin’s doctoral research at King’s College, London. It was composed during a period of intense mid-twentieth-century academic focus on the 'Christ hymn' passage in Philippians 2:5-11, seeking to synthesize the text’s theological significance with its presumed role in the liturgical life of the earliest Christian communities.

The book is widely regarded by biblical scholars as a seminal work in the study of New Testament Christology. Martin aimed to situate the hymn within a specific historical and cultic context, arguing for its origins as a pre-Pauline confession. The work has been praised for its rigorous philological approach and for standardizing the scholarly discussion surrounding the concept of kenosis, or the self-emptying of Christ, influencing generations of theological students and researchers.

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