The Characterization of Peter's Leadership and Ethics in Acts 1-12, 15

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Echoes of the Mebaqqer at Qumran

Benea Alukwe(Autor*in)

Langham Academic (Verlag)

Erschienen am 31. März 2024

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Intro
Abstract
Abbreviations
CHAPTER 1 Introduction
1.1. The Statement of the Problem
1.2. A Survey of Previous Scholarship on the Apostle Peter
1.3. Peter in Luke
1.4. Peter in the New Testament
1.5. Survey of Qumran Scrolls and New Testament
1.6. Methodological Considerations
1.7. A Proposal
1.8. Conclusion
CHAPTER 2 Methodology
2.1. Introduction
2.2. Literary Lenses
2.3. Narrative Criticism
2.3.1. Setting in Acts
2.3.2. Rhetoric in Acts
2.3.3. Character and Characterization
2.3.4. The Nature and Means of Characterization in Acts 1-12 and 15
2.4. Approaching Acts as a Literary Work
2.5. Conclusion
CHAPTER 3 The Qumran Community
3.1. Introduction
3.2. Previous Scholarship
3.3. New Covenant
3.3.1. Historical Background
3.3.2. The Damascus Document
3.3.3. Leadership and Admission in the New Covenant
3.3.4. Models of the New Covenant
3.4. Qumran and Early Christianity
3.4.1. The Teachers of Righteousness
3.5. Conclusion
CHAPTER 4 Peter's Leadership and Ethics in Acts
4.1. Peter in Jerusalem (Acts 1-6)
4.1.1. Continuity of the Narrative (1:1-11)
4.1.2. Renaissance of Peter as a Leader and Renaissance of the Community (1:12-26)
4.1.3. Inauguration of the New Temple (2:1-13)
4.1.4. Validation of the New Temple Symbols (2:14-41)
4.1.5. Description and Implications of the New Temple Space (2:42-47)
4.1.6. Conflict between the Apostles and the Leaders of the People (3:1-4:37)
4.1.7. Intrusion into the Eden Space (5:1-11)
4.1.8. Persistent Opposition, Arrest, and Deliverance (5:12-33)
4.1.9. Growth and Its Challenges (6:1-7)
4.2. Peter in Samaria and Judea (Acts 8-9)
4.2.1. Peter and the Samaritan Community (8:1-25)
4.2.2. Peter and the Judean Communities (9:31-43)
4.3. Peter among the Gentiles (Acts 10-12, 15)
4.3.1. Peter and Cornelius (10:1-48)
4.3.2. Defense for the Mission to Cornelius (11:1-18)
4.3.3. Insurgence of Persecution and Peter's Deliverance (12:1-25)
4.3.4. Peter's Leadership and the Jerusalem Council (15:1-21)
4.4. Conclusion
CHAPTER 5 Parallels: Peter and the Mebaqqer
5.1. Parallels and Parallelomania
5.2. John the Baptist and Qumran
5.3. General Parallels between Acts and Qumran
5.3.1. Overview
5.3.2. Fitzmyer's Parallels
5.3.3. Parallels between Acts and Qumran
5.4. Peter and the Mebaqqer
5.4.1. Characteristics of the Mebaqqer That Apply to Peter
5.4.2. Characteristics of Peter That Apply to the Mebaqqer
5.5. Conclusion
CHAPTER 6 Conclusion
6.1. Peter and the Mebaqqer
6.1.1. Peter's Ethics and the Ethics Lived at Qumran
6.2. Implications
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