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New Testament studies

the early Christian problem of Christ's expected return not occurring, which Conzelmann saw Luke addressing with a scheme of salvation history.

In New Testament studies, delay of the parousia refers to the early Christian problem of Christ's expected return not occurring, which Conzelmann saw Luke addressing with a scheme of salvation history. This meaning comes from Conzelmann (1954/1960) in The theology of St. Luke.[1]

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  1. Conzelmann, H. (1960). The theology of St. Luke (G. Buswell, Trans.). Harper & Brothers. (Original work published 1954) ISBN 9780060615703

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