Study 14 · advanced · Heb · 2Cor
Hypostasis: Substance, Assurance, and Reality
From Hebrews to Nicaea and the Reformers
Proposed: a reception history of hypostasis from LXX and NT through the Nicene settlement, Latin substantia, medieval and Reformation readings of Heb 11:1.
Proposed outline
- LXX usage
- Heb 1:3; 3:14; 11:1; 2 Cor 9:4; 11:17
- Nicaea and the Cappadocians (ousia vs. hypostasis)
- Latin substantia and Aquinas
- Luther, Calvin and “assurance”
Key passages
Categories: Language Studies, Theology, Church History
Series: Reality, Faith, Boldness & Righteousness
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