Engaging the New Testament (paper edition): An Interdisciplinary IntroductionFortress Press, 1997/06/01 - 608 ページ This new introduction incorporates: a wide range of methods-literary, historical, psychological, theological, and social-scientific critically perceptive introductions to each of the New Testament writings a comprehensive survey of approaches to biblical studies, historical and cultural backgrounds, the historical Jesus, and the rise of the resurrection faith attention to extracanonical materials charts, maps, illustrations, reading suggestions, and more. |
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Chapter | 13 |
Theological and Ideological Interpretation | 19 |
Psychological Approaches to the Bible | 25 |
Exegesis Hermeneutics and Engagement | 35 |
Prologue to Part One | 43 |
The Jews and History | 51 |
The Exportation of a Culture 59 | 59 |
The Gospel of John and Jungian Psychology | 306 |
The Limits of Diversity | 312 |
The Canon as Theological Problem | 318 |
Prologue to Part Three | 325 |
Paul in Context | 331 |
Philippians | 344 |
Chapter 10 | 356 |
Chapter 11 | 378 |
The Roman Imperial Period | 80 |
The Life and Mission of the Christian Communities 95 | 93 |
Chapter 4 | 137 |
The Meaning of the Resurrection Faith | 144 |
The Death of Jesus as a Redemptive Event | 148 |
Christianity and the Social Order | 163 |
What Is a Gospel? | 173 |
The Question | 189 |
PhilosophicalTheological Problems | 195 |
Chapter 16 | 200 |
Historical Questions Concerning Matthew | 224 |
Matthews Theology and JewishChristian Relations | 230 |
Chapter 7 | 233 |
The Story of the Christian Way in Acts | 256 |
Identity Purpose Historical Accuracy | 272 |
Deconstructing LukeActs on Poverty and Riches | 279 |
Historical and Theological Questions concerning John | 299 |
Chapter 12 | 390 |
A Structuralist Interpretation of Paul | 398 |
Chapter 13 | 412 |
Colossians | 418 |
Epilogue to Part Three | 440 |
Perspectives on the Issues | 446 |
Prologue to Part Four | 453 |
Chapter 14 | 461 |
Background of the Authors Thought | 469 |
Jude | 489 |
The Johannine Letters | 493 |
The Revelation to John | 507 |
Reflections on the Sources and Structure of Revelation | 531 |
Appendix I | 547 |
Glossary | 561 |
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