Doctrine of the Church

Dunns Models of Ministry
- Jesus and Disciples (?)
- Jerusalem
- Pauline Churches
- Towards Ignatius
- Johanine alternatie
- Hebrews and revelation (Mix between John and Paul)
Jesus and Disciples
- Evidence for: Ekklesia and Last supper
- Evidence Against: Apostles- more inclusive
- conclusion: Movement rather than community
Ministry of Pauline Churches
- Charismatic community: Min belongs to all
- Regular Min. no offices
- Minstry of Congregations
Towards Ignatius
- Pastorals:
- Qualifications to be clergy
- heirarchy
- If Post-Pauline then an approachment between Jewish Christians and Paul communities
- IF Paul, Then Pual abandoned his ideal of Charismatic Christiantity and accepted need for structure
1 Peter

Emphasis btwn Paul and Pastorals
Matthew

Between Jewish and Pastorals
Johanin Alternative
- Stress individualism
- Charisma individual
- no real concept of min or office
Dunn's Conclusion
- Diversity
- United: Jesus and faith in him focus
- no distiction between clergy and laity
- women disciples!
Jerusalem
- Theory 1
- 3 fold min: Apostle Bishop Deacon
- Issue: Dacons not subordinates
- Theory 2
- Authroity and ministry spontaneous and charismatic
- Leadership took several forms
- before Jewish Synogoge form took place

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Doctrine of the Church

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