This book explores the historical context of Paul and the way Paul’s Jewish heritage was received, including the specifics of contemporary Jewish phenomena, within the successive generations of Jesus-followers during the first two centuries CE (in and outside the corpus of New Testament writings).
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Introduction
Frantisek Ábel
Part 1: Knowing What's What in the Early Reception of Paul the Apostle
Chapter 1: Correcting Some Misperceptions About Paul
James H. Charlesworth
Chapter 2: Observations on the Reception of the Pauline Expression "Works of the Law"
Michael Bachmann
Chapter 3: The Perception of Paul's Social Influence in the Corinthian Correspondence
J. Brian Tucker
Chapter 4: "Jezebel," Paul, and the Problem of Mixed Marriage. A Contested Reception of 1 Corinthians at the End of the First Century?
Paul B. Duff
Chapter 5: The Triumph of Paul in Portraits of Peter
Joshua D. Garroway
Part 2: The Early Reception of Paul the Apostle in the Deutero-Pauline Letters
Chapter 6: The Pastoral Epistles and the Jewish Paul
Stefan Krauter
Chapter 7: The Role of Women in Teaching and Learning-Pauline Trajectories in Acts and in the Pastorals?
Kathy Ehrensperger
Chapter 8: Colossian "Philosophy" and Torah: Paul in a New Context (Col 2:6-23)
Karl Olav Sandnes
Chapter 9: The "Man of Lawlessness
