Jesus in Continuum

Name: Jesus in Continuum
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Erschienen im August 2012

XXVI, 492 Seiten

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Cover
Preface
Table of Contents
TOM HOLMÉN: A New Introduction to the Continuum Approach
1. What is the 'Continuum Approach'
2. Relation to Common Historical Thinking
3. The raison d'etre of this Volume
Abbreviations
Part One: Theoretical Aspects of the Continuum
TOM HOLMÉN: Hermeneutics of Dissimilarity in the Early Judaism-Jesus-Early Christianity Continuum
1. Introduction
2. Distinctions and Functions of Dissimilarity
3. Rehearsing 'the Different Jesus'
3.1. The baggage
3.2. Why is it important (and how important is it)?
3.3. What then can the dissimilarities tell us?
3.4. A short summary
4. A New Dimension: Jesus and Dissimilarity in Continuum
4.1. Comparison and continuum
4.2. Jesus' dissimilarities in continuum
4.3. Prominent contours of the new dimension
5. Concluding Words
GERD THEISSEN: Universal and Radical Tendencies in the Message of Jesus: The Historical Jesus and the Continuum between Judaism and Christianity
1. The Historical Jesus and the Universalization of Judaism
2. The Historical Jesus and the Radicalization of Judaism
3. The Missionary Dynamics of Universalization and Radicalization: A Cognitive Model to Explain the Missionary Success of Christianity
4. Conclusions
Part Two: Jesus Meets Christianity
MICHAEL F. BIRD: The Historical Jesus and the Early Christian Gentile Missions
1. Introduction
2. The Mission(s) to the Gentiles in the Early Church
3. The Historical Jesus and the Gentiles
4. Continuities and Discontinuities on Mission
JAMES G. CROSSLEY: From Jesus Observing Food and Purity Laws to Some Christians Not Bothering: A Socio-Historical Explanation
1. Introduction
2. Early Church on Law and Food Laws
3. Jesus on Food and Purity Laws
4. Getting from A...
5. ... to B
6. Conclusions
MARVIN MEYER: Jesus, Judas Iscariot, and the Gospel of Judas
1. Judas Iscariot and the Gospel of Judas in Early Christianity
2. Judas Iscariot and the Historical Jesus
3. From Jesus and Judas to the Gospel of Judas: Continuity or Discontinuity?
RIEMER ROUKEMA: Jesus, Gnosis, and the Church
1. Definitions
1.1. 'Gnosticism'
1.2. 'Mainstream' or 'Catholic' Christianity
2. Continuity and Discontinuity
2.1. Jesus' identity
2.2. Jesus and the Old Testament
2.3. Jesus as an apocalyptic preacher
2.4. Jesus and Christ
3. Conclusion
Part Three: Jesus from Judaism to Christianity
MARY ANN BEAVIS: Jesus in Utopian Context
1. Jewish Utopias
2. Paul and Utopia
3. Jesus in Utopian Context
4. Jesus in Continuum
DARRELL L. BOCK: What Did Jesus Do that Got Him into Trouble? Jesus in the Continuum of Early Judaism-Early Christianity
1. Getting Into Trouble: Minor Irritants Leading to Opposition
1.1. Minor Irritant 1: Association with tax collectors and sinners
1.2. Minor Irritant 2: Forgiveness of sins
1.3. Minor Irritant 3: Sabbath incidents and healings
1.4. Authority Pictured 1: Exorcisms
1.5. Minor Irritant 4: Purity in association with other legal practices
2. Trouble Solidified: Major Incidents Leading to Jesus' Death
2.1. Major Incident 1: Temple and temple cleansing
2.2. Key Explanation: Redesigning liturgy for a new era
2.3. Major Incident 2: Jesus' declaration before the Jewish leadership - a claim of vindication to come
3. Summary of Events and Acts of Jesus
JAMES H. CHARLESWORTH: The Romans and 'Enemies': Reflections on Jesus' Genius in Light of Early Jewish Thought
1. Introduction
2. Early Jewish Perception on Love: Enlightened View of the Other
3. The Concept of Love in the Palestinian Jesus Movement
4. Jesus' Perspective on Love
5. The Genius in Jesus' Thought
6. Conclusion
ANDRÉ GAGNÉ: Sectarianism, Secret Teaching and Self-Definition: Relational Features between Jesus, the Disciples and the Outsiders
1. Introduction
2. Sectarianism, Secret Teaching and Self-Definition at Qumran
3. Sectarianism, Secret Teaching and Self-Definition in Early Christianity
4. Sectarianism, Secret Teaching and Self-Definition in the Ministry of Jesus of Nazareth
5. Conclusion
JOHN S. KLOPPENBORG: Verbal Continuity and Conceptual Discontinuity in Jesus' Discourse: The Case of the Measure-for-Measure Aphorism
1. Measure for Measure: Q 6.38c || Mk 4.24b
2. The Aphorism in Judaean and Mediterranean Context
3. Point of View: Borrower or Lender?
4. The Measure for Measure Aphorism in the Jesus Tradition: Continuities and Discontinuities
5. Conclusion
MICHAEL LABAHN: 'Wind of Change' - Jesus as God's Envoy of Eschatological Transformation: Jesus and the Memory of his Extraordinary Deeds between the Hope of Israel and Early Christian Interpretation
1. Introduction
2. Preliminary Remarks on Method and Hermeneutics
3. Miracles and Miracle Stories in the Old Testament and Jewish Texts - Legitimation, Liberation and Hope
4. Miracles of Jesus in Early Christian Literature - the Communicative Perspective of Christian Narrative Memory
5. 'Wind of Change' - Jesus' Acts as God's Eschatological Agent
5.1. Prelude
5.2. Jesus' saying about the kingdom and its mighty deeds - Jesus' interpretation of miracles and wonders
5.2.1. Miracles as manifestation of the approaching kingdom of God
6. Summary
6.1. The narrated Jesus is the acting Jesus - the early Christian perspective
6.2. The acting Jesus and the hope of his people - the Jewish impact
MARY J. MARSHALL: The Hospitality-Inhospitality Dichotomy in Continuum
1. Investigation of Hospitality-Inhospitality in Early Judaism
1.1. Clarification of terms
1.2. Hospitality in the ancient Mediterranean region
1.2.1. The role of deities
1.2.2. Hospitality vs. guest-friendship
1.2.3. Reciprocity
1.3. Hospitality-inhospitality in Judaism
1.3.1. Extracanonical references to Abraham's hospitality
1.3.2. Additional exemplars of hospitality
1.3.3. Abuse of hospitality
1.4. Characteristics of Jewish hospitality
1.4.1. In general
1.4.2. The Pharisees
2. Hospitality-Inhospitality in Early Christianity
2.1. The emphasis on hospitality in Christian literature
2.2. Evidence of rising tensions
2.3. Inhospitality in early Christian communities
3. Hospitality-Inhospitality in the Gospels
3.1. Reception vs. rejection
3.2. Hospitality to Jesus
3.3. The ????t??
3.4. Jesus' table fellowship
3.5. Jesus' call to love of enemies
3.6. Welcoming the ????t??
4. Conclusion
STANLEY E. PORTER: Jesus and Resurrection
1. Introduction
2. Foundational Comments
3. Resurrection in Early Judaism
3.1. Diachronic approach
3.2. Synchronic approach
4. Resurrection in Greco-Roman Thought
4.1. Diachronic approach
4.2. Synchronic approach
5. Resurrection and the Early Church
5.1. Paul's letters except for 1 Corinthians
5.2. 1 Corinthians 15
6. Resurrection and Jesus
6.1. Jesus and resurrection in the light of the Jewish and Greco-Roman traditions
6.2. Jesus' predictions of his death and resurrection
6.3. Jesus in the resurrection narratives
7. Conclusion
HEIKKI RÄISÄNEN: Jesus and Hell
1. Jewish Views
1.1. Annihilation
1.2. Ambiguous cases
1.3. Torment followed by annihilation
1.4. Eternal torment
1.5. Conclusion
2. Early Christian Views
2.1. Annihilation
2.2. Temporary torment
2.3. Eternal torment
3. Placing Jesus on the Continuum
MARKUS TIWALD: Jewish-Christian Trajectories in Torah and Temple Theology
1. 'Torah' and 'Temple' in Early Judaism
1.1. Torah as cosmological order in early Judaism
1.2. Temple criticism in early Judaism
2. Temple and Torah in Early Christianity
2.1. Stephen, the 'Hellenists' (Acts 6.1), and Paul
2.2. Paul and the law
3. The Historical Jesus: Apocalyptical Aspects
3.1. Torah versus basileia?
3.2. Jesus' temple criticism
4. Conclusions: Trajectories
CHRISTOPHER TUCKETT: Jesus and the Sabbath
1. The Sabbath in Judaism
2. Sabbath in Early Christianity
2.1. Pauline literature
2.2. Other early Christian literature
2.3. The Gospel of John
2.4. Acts and Paul
2.5. Conclusions
3. Jesus and the Sabbath
List of Contributors
Index of Sources
Old Testament
Old Testament Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha
Dead Sea Scrolls
New Testament
Ancient Authors
Papyri
Rabbinic Writings
Other Ancient Texts
Index of Modern Authors
Index of Subjects and Names

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