History and Theology in the Gospels

I. Opening Paper and Plenary Discussion
Metropolitan Hilarion: The "Demythologization" of New Testament Studies (Opening Paper) - Carl R. Holladay: The Session in Retrospect: Plenary Discussion - William Loader/Francis Watson/Joel Marcus: Responses - Metropolitan Hilarion: Counter Response

II. Main Papers
Joel Marcus: History and Theology in Matthew - Vladan Tatalovic: The Matthean Passion Narrative in Serbian Interpretation - Francis Watson: History and Theology in Mark - Cosmin Pricop: Between Criticism and Patristics: The Transfiguration Story in Mark from an Eastern Point of View - Carl R. Holladay: The Lukan Travel Narrative: History and Theology in Luke's Gospel - David P. Moessner: The Problem of the Continuity of Acts with Luke, the Church's Reception of Two Separated Volumes, and the Construction of Luke's 'Theology': Toward a Theology of Jesus the "Christ" of Israel and the "Lord of All" in the Light of the Worldwide Church (? ?????s?a) of Luke's 'Gospel Acts' - Margareta Gruber: ". but he was acting in the temple of his body": Symbolic Performance of Death and Resurrection in the Cleansing of the Temple (John 2:13-23) - Anatoly A. Alexeev: The Gospel of John: From Christology to Theology - Armand Puig i Tàrrech: The Figure of Jesus According to the Canonical Gospels - Stefanos Alexopoulos: The Gospel Narrative in Byzantine Liturgy - Tobias Nicklas: History and Theology in the Non-Canonical Gospels

III. Seminar Papers
Ekaterina Matusova: A New Translation of Ps 78:2 (77:2 LXX) in Matt 13:35 - Lauri Thurén: The Final Countdown: The Last Judgment in the Light of Narratology and Argumentation Analysis - Petr Marecek: The Function and Importance of Matthew 28:16-20 in the Gospel of Matthew - Manuel Vogel: Matthew's Post-War Mission to Israel: Some Observations on a Jewish Reading of the First Gospel - Christos Karakolis: Is There Such a Thing as Prophetic Christology in the Gospel of Mark? A Reader-Centered Approach - Stelian Tofana: Jesus' Portrait in the Gospel of Mark Reflected in Two Christological Titles: Son of Man and Son of God - Alexey Somov: Jesus' Banquet Etiquette (Luke 14:7-14) and the Heavenly Banquet - Thomas Schumacher: The Lukan Assumption Stories (Luke 24:50-53; Acts 1:9-11): Their Narrative Function and Theological Relevance within the Lukan Corpus - Andrei S. Desnitsky: Translating Luke between Narrative and Theology - Hans-Ulrich Weidemann: From Cana to Cana, from Jews to Gentiles? Observations on the Johannine Cana-Cycle (John 2-4) - James Buchanan Wallace: Of Manna and Eucharist: The Feeding of the Five Thousand in the Gospel of John - Petr Shitikov: Cognitive Approach to John - Maria Karyakina: ??? ??pa?µ?? ???sat? t? e??a? ?sa ?e?: To the Question of the Meaning of Philippians 2:6b - Hieromonk Justin: 'For Moses Wrote of Me': Reflections from Having Lived at Mount Sinai