11 Doctrine Analysis — Colossians (German)

Full reference table for the 11 doctrines in assets/doctrine_risk_registry.json.

#	Doctrine	Passages	Risk	German-specific rationale	Review routing
1	The Supremacy and Deity of Christ over Creation	1:15-17	Critical	Erstgeborener must never imply creation-in-time (guard against Arian misreading).	Human theologian
2	Christ as Head of the Church	1:18	High	Reuses Haupt exactly from Ephesians; distinguish the two “firstborn” senses.	Human theologian
3	Reconciliation of All Things	1:19-23	Critical	Fülle vocabulary matches 2:9; universal scope retained.	Human theologian
4	The Mystery: Christ in You	1:24-29	High	Reuses Geheimnis exactly from Ephesians.	Human theologian
5	Warning Against False Teaching / Philosophy	2:8	Critical	Guard against a blanket anti-philosophy misreading given Germany’s philosophical heritage.	Human theologian
6	The Fullness of Deity in Christ Bodily	2:9-15	Critical	Most concentrated deity-and-incarnation statement in the letter.	Human theologian
7	Freedom from Religious Regulations	2:16-23	High	Colossian-heresy complex; German history-of-religions scholarship offers background.	Human theologian
8	Put Off the Old, Put On the New	3:5-11	High	Extends the Ephesians old-self/new-self doctrine.	Human theologian
9	Unity in Christ: All and In All	3:11	Critical	Unqualified list retained in full, per Galatians 3:28/Ephesians 4:4-6 discipline.	Human theologian
10	Household Code	3:18-4:1	Critical	Near-identical to Ephesians 5:22-6:9; same mandatory sensitivity review.	Human theologian
11	Prayer and Conduct Toward Outsiders	4:2-6	Medium	Standard ethical exhortation.	Native speaker review

Risk summary

6 Critical, 4 High, 1 Medium, 0 Low. 10 require mandatory human theologian review; 1 requires native speaker review; 0 are automated-only. This is the highest theologian-review concentration of any German package generated so far in this pipeline, reflecting Colossians’ dense Christological argument combined with its Ephesians-parallel household code.

Coverage confirmation

All 11 doctrines are drawn from the full four-chapter sweep: chapter 1 (#1, #2, #3, #4), chapter 2 (#5, #6, #7), chapter 3 (#8, #9, #10), chapter 4 (#10, #11). No chapter contributed zero doctrines.