The Gospel as an Image of the Kingdom:
A Eucharistic Reading of the Bible in the Orthodox Tradition

Andreas Andreopoulos

The Gospel as an Image of the Kingdom: A Eucharistic Reading of the Bible in the Orthodox Tradition

Andreas Andreopoulos

University of Winchester

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Abstract

There are several ways to read and interpret Scripture, and to connect it to the worship life of a community. This chapter looks into the ways in which the ancient and Eastern Christian community has approached the Gospel: not so much as a text to be read, but mostly as a text to be received within a liturgical context. Particular emphasis is given to the eschatological and anagogical approach of the East, and to the Patristic tradition.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Theologians on Scripture
Pages	7-22
Number of pages	256
Publication status	Published - 3 Nov 2016

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