Paul, Luke and the Graeco-Roman world: essays in honour of Alexander J. M. Wedderburn

Abstract

I. Paul 1) Heikki Raisanen: Did Paul Expect an Earthly Kingdom? 2) Richard H. Bell: The Myth of Adam and the Myth of Christ in Rom, 5.12-21 3) Robert Jewett: Impeaching God's Elect: Romans 8.33-37 in its Rhetoncal Situation 4) Margaret E. Thrall: The Initial Attraction of Paul's Mission in Corinth and of the Church He Founded There 5) Oda Wischmeyer: Paul's Religion: A Review of the Problem 6) Hans Klein: Craftsmanship Assumptions in Pauline Theology 7) Christina Hoegen-Rohis: Paul's Letters 8) Ferdinand Hahn: Observations on the Soteriology of the Letters to the Colossians and Ephesians II. Luke 9) David E. Aune: Luke 1.1-4: Historical or Scientific Prooimion? 10) David P. Moessner: Dionysius' Narrative 'Arrangement' (oiOkonomi/a) as the Hermeneutical Key to Luke's Re-Vision of the 'Many' 11) Stanley E. Porter. The Reasons for the Lukan Census 12) Christian Wolff: Acts of the Apostles III. Graeco-Roman World 13) Richard Bauckham: Paul and Other Jews with Latin Names in the New Testament 14) Heinz-Wolfgang Kuhn: The Qumran Meal and the Lord's Supper in Paul in the Context of the Graeco-Roman World

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