Josef Schmid (theologian)

Josef Schmid ( born January 26, 1883 in Holzhausen ( Bad Aibling ), † 4 September 1975 in Munich) was a Catholic theologian and professor of New Testament exegesis and biblical hermeneutics at the Ludwig- Maximilians- University of Munich.

Biography

Josef Schmid studied philosophy and theology in Innsbruck, Munich and Freising. After receiving his doctorate and habilitation in Catholic theology, he was in 1931 professor of New Testament at the Philosophical- Theological College, Dillingen and 1951 professor at the Faculty of the University of Munich, where he taught until his retirement in 1959 and researched Catholic Theology.

Works (selection)

  • Ephesians the Apostle Paul. His address, language and literary relations, Freiburg 1928 ( Diss theol., Munich).
  • Matthew and Luke. An investigation of the relationship of their Gospels ( Biblical Studies ), Freiburg 1930.
  • Time and place of the Pauline letters captivity, with an Appendix on the dating of the Pastoral Epistles, Freiburg 1931.
  • The Gospel according to Luke, Regensburg 1941.
  • The Gospel according to Mark, Regensburg 1939.
  • The Gospel according to Matthew, Regensburg 1948.
  • Synopsis of the first three Gospels, with enclosing the John parallels, Regensburg 1949.
  • Studies in the History of the Greek Apocalypse text ( Munich Theological Studies ), 2 vols ( in part 3 volumes), Munich 1955-1959.
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