No one seeks for God

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An Exegetical and Theological Study of Romans 1.18-3.20

Richard H. Bell(Autor*in)

Mohr Siebeck (Verlag)

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Erschienen im Dezember 2019

XXIV, 359 Seiten

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Cover
Titel
Preface
Table of Contents
Abbreviations
Chapter 1: Introduction
1. The Context of Romans 1.18-3.20
2. The Theme of Romans 1.18-3.20
3. Relation of Romans 1.18 to 1.16-17
4. Relation of Romans 1.18 to 1.19-32 and 1.19-3.20
5. Analysis of Romans 1.18-3.20
Chapter 2: Romans 1.18-32: Introduction and Exegesis
1. Introduction
2. Exegesis of Romans 1.18-32
2.1. Romans 1.18
2.2. Romans 1.19-20
2.2.1. Romans 1.19
2.2.2. Romans 1.20
2.3. Romans 1.21-32
2.3.1. Romans 1.21
2.3.2. Romans 1.22-31
2.3.2.1. Romans 1.22-24
2.3.2.2. Romans 1.25-27
2.3.2.3. Romans 1.28-31
2.3.3. Romans 1.32
Chapter 3: Romans 1.18-32: Issues arising
1. The Relation of Romans 1.18-32 to Greek Philosophy and Hellenistic Judaism
2. The Relation of Romans 1.18-32 to Apocalyptic
3. The Relation of Romans 1.18-32 to Wisdom Literature
4. The Question of Natural Revelation and Natural Theology in Paul
5. Natural Revelation and Natural Theology: Systematic Discussion
6. Jewish Views of the Fall
7. Paul's View of the Fall
Chapter 4: Romans 2.1-16: Judgement According to Works
1. The Problem of Romans 2
2. Introduction to Romans 2.1-16
3. Romans 2.1-4: The Self-Righteous Judge
4. Romans 2.5-6: The Coming Wrath
5. Romans 2.7-11: Two Possible Outcomes
6. Romans 2.12-13: Justification by Doing the Law
7. Romans 2.14-16: Gentiles Judged according to their Law
8. Excursus on Testament of Judah 20 as a Background for Romans 2.14-16
9. Excursus on Rabbinic Views of the Law Revealed to the Gentiles
10. Excursus on the Dating of the Tradition in Targ. Yer. I Gen. 1.27
11. Excursus on "Natural Law" in Greek Philosophy
12. Excursus on "Natural Law" in Judaism
13. Excursus on the Tradition of Righteous Gentiles in Judaism
14. Conclusions
Chapter 5: Romans 2.17-3.8: The Self-Righteous Jew
1. Introduction
2. Romans 2.17-24: The Jew is just as guilty as the Gentile
3. Romans 2.25-29: Circumcision by itself will not save
4. Romans 3.1-8: Objections
4.1. Romans 3.1-2
4.2. Romans 3.3-4
4.3. Romans 3.5-8
Chapter 6: Romans 3.9-20: Jew and Gentile under the Power of Sin
1. Introduction
2. Romans 3.9-20
2.1. Romans 3.9
2.2. Romans 3.10-18
2.3. Romans 3.19
2.4. Romans 3.20
Chapter 7: Concluding Discussion
1. Introduction
2. Coherence of Romans 1.18-3.20
3. Judgement according to Works
4. Romans 2 and the Question of Christian Obedience
5. Paul and the Law
6. Justification sola fide, sola gratia
Bibliography
1. Primary sources
1.1. Bible
1.2. Apocrypha, Pseudepigrapha and Hellenistic Jewish literature
1.3. Qumran literature
1.4. Rabbinic literature
1.5. Early Christian literature
1.6. Greek and Roman literature
2. Reference works and exegetical aids
3. Secondary literature
Index of Authors
Index of References
Index of Subjects and Names

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