"Mort." . . "Bible. Luke XII, 13-34" . . "Bible. Luke, XII, 13-34" . "Reichtum." . . "Frühchristentum." . . "Littérature ancienne." . . "Riche insensé (Parabole)" . . . . "Lukasevangelium 12,13-34." . . "Lukasevangelium. 12,13-34." . "Zeithintergrund." . . "Bible. N.T. Luke XII, 13-34" . . "Gleichnis." . . "Lukasevangelium. 12,13-34. 12,13-34." . . "Criticism, interpretation, etc" . . . . . . . "Jesus' parable of the rich fool : Luke 12:13-34 among ancient conversations on death and possessions" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "\"Rindge reads Luke's parable of the Rich Fool (12:16-21) as a sapiential narrative and situates this parable within a Second Temple intertextual conversation on the interplay of death and possessions. A rich analysis of Jewish (Qoheleth, Ben Sira, 1 Enoch, Testament of Abraham) and Greco-Roman (Lucian, Seneca) texts reveals a web of disparate perspectives regarding how possessions can be used meaningfully, given life's fragility and death's inevitability and uncertain timing. Departing from standard interpretations of Luke's parable as a simple critique of avarice, Rindge explicates the multiple ways in which the parable and its immediate literary context (12:13-34) appropriate, reconfigure, and illustrate this contested conversation, and shows how these themes are chosen and adapted for Luke's own existential, ethical, and theological concerns.\"--Publisher's website." . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Mort Enseignement biblique." . . "Tod." . . "Bible. N.T. Luc XII, 13-34" . . "Exegese." . . "Le Riche insensé (parabole biblique)" . . "Richesse Enseignement biblique." . . "Richesse." . . "Bible. 12,13-34 N.T.. Évangiles. Luc" . .