Back to the Future: The Eschatological Vision of Advent

Interpretation: A Journal of Bible and Theology 62 (4):357-370 (2008)
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The cyclical nature of the church's timekeeping means that the sacred story begins anew at Advent, inviting the church to place the coming of the Christ child in a cosmic context in which even time is redefined by God's anticipated in-breaking into the world. Advent is the season of new beginnings and new hopes in its anticipation of the dawning of God's new age

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