Christ and Caesar: the gospel and the Roman empire.., c. 1-4

The slogan 'Paul and the empire' is much in vogue in New Testament scholarship today. In this book the author examines Paul exegetically and shows how the dominant anti-imperial interpretation is a…

Christianity in the Greco-Roman world: a narrative introduction

Understanding the sociological setting for the New Testament in Asia Minor and Europe--the Greco-Roman world--is essential for correctly interpreting the letters of Paul. Hubbard addresses the real…

In defense of the new perspective on Paul: essays and reviews

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ISBN/ISSN

1-59244-989-1

Collation

viii,245p.; 23 cm.

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Call Number

227.067 GAR i

Listening to the text: oral patterning in Paul's letters

in the first ETS studies, the author fills a void with his study of rhetoric methods in the Pauline epistles. Most studies that relate the New Testament writings to therir first-century context hav…

Israel's law and the church's faith: Paul and his recent interpreters, c.1-2

Interest in what the apostle Paul had to say has never been confined to academics. Indeed, gradually - for revolutions of this order take time - the realization is growing among professional schola…