The Hermeneutical Spirit II: Migrations, Diasporas, and Cultures After Pentecost

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Wipf and Stock Publishers, Feb 17, 2026 - Religion - 276 pages
In The Hermeneutical Spirit II, Amos Yong continues his work in theological interpretation by turning attention to migration, diaspora, and culture within the New Testament. This sequel builds upon his earlier work, The Hermeneutical Spirit, by offering fresh readings of Luke-Acts, the Catholic Epistles, and the Revelation—each explored through the lens of an after-Pentecost hermeneutic. Joined by New Testament scholar Rodolfo Galvan Estrada III, whose contributions frame the volume with insights on biblical hermeneutics and migration, this collection invites readers—scholars, pastors, and students alike—to rethink how Scripture speaks to a world shaped by displacement and diversity. Imaginative and rooted in lived experience, The Hermeneutical Spirit II models a theological reading of Scripture that is attuned to the Spirit’s work across borders, cultures, and times.
 

Contents

A Pentecost Hermeneutic
17
Apostolic Migration
31
The Common Good
55
Where Did the Holy Spirit Go? Ephesian Pneumatologies from
73
Apostolic Forays Then and Now
89
Diasporic Discipleship from West Asia Through Southeast
121
Revelation Pentecostal
155
To Him Who Loves Us and Freed Us from Our Sins by
172
Instead of a ConclusionWas Paul a Missionary or an Undocumented Migrant?
207
Bibliography
225
Subject Index
247
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Amos Yong is Professor of Theology and Mission at Fuller Theological Seminary. Rodolfo Galvan Estrada III is Assistant Professor of New Testament and Chair of the School of Theology and Ministry at Vanguard University.

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