Images of the Human Being

Name: Images of the Human Being | Eighth International East-West Symposium of New Testament Scholars, Caraiman Monastery, May 26 to 31, 2019
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Eighth International East-West Symposium of New Testament Scholars, Caraiman Monastery, May 26 to 31, 2019

Cosmin Pricop Karl-Wilhelm Niebuhr Tobias Nicklas(Herausgeber*in)

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Cover
Title
Preface
Table of Contents
Cosmin Pricop - Introduction
Part One Main Papers from the Symposium
Section I: Anthropology in the Old Testament, Hellenistic Judaism, and Ancient Christianity
Alexandru Mihaila - A Circumcised Heart: The Anthropological Function of the Heart as the Inner Man
Carl Holladay - Moral Agency in Hellenistic Judaism: Some Reflections on Philo of Alexandria
Tobias Nicklas - The Latin Apocalypse of Paul: Ideas and Images of Humanity
Section II: Anthropology in the Synoptic Gospels
Joel Marcus - Moral Agency and the Anthropology of the Synoptic Gospels
Daniel Ayuch - From Homo Sedentarius to Homo Peregrinator: The Nomadic Nature of Humanity in Luke-Acts
Section III: Anthropology in the Gospel of John
Nadine Ueberschaer - "Lazarus, come out" (John 11:43): The Lazarus Narrative as Paradigm for the Anthropology in the Gospel of John and the Ethical Behaviour of the New Creation
Predrag Dragutinovic - Reading the Gospel of John as a Story of Life and Death: Some Insights from the Anthropology of Storytelling
Section IV: Anthropology in Paul
Karl-Wilhelm Niebuhr - The Spiritual Human Being in Paul: 1 Corinthians 2:15 from a "Western" Perspective
Christos Karakolis - The Apostle Paul as a Paragon of the Human Being in Christ: Self-Narrative and Parenesis in Phil 1:12-2:18 from a Critical Orthodox Perspective
Section V: Women and Gender in the New Testament
Korinna Zamfir - Discourses on Woman and Gender in the Corpus Paulinum
William Loader - Sex and Gender as Anthropological Categories in the New Testament
Part Two Seminar Papers
Seminar I: Anthropology and Ethics
Artur Malina - Hospitality Transformed: Interpretations of the Human Response to the Transfiguration of Jesus (Mark 9:5-6 and parallel texts)
Volker Rabens - The Dilemma of Human Agency in John: Ethics and Anthropology in the Fourth Gospel
Teodor Brasoveanu - The Ethical Significance of the Pauline Discourse in 1 Corinthians 9:24-27
Bartosz Adamczewski - Moral Aspects of the Relational Nature of the Human Body in Paul's Theology
Seminar II: Anthropology and Creation
Gottfried Schimanowski - The Creation of the "Mortal Man" (Gen 2:7) in the Writings of Philo
Randar Tasmuth - An Aspect of Pauline Anthropology: Temple and Torah Turned into the Body and Letter of Christ
Seminar III: Anthropology and Eschatology
Alexey Somov - Ancient Views on the Upright Human Posture as a Mark of Immortality and the New Testament Imagery of Resurrection
James Buchanan Wallace - The Macarian Homilies and 2 Corinthians 3-5: Anthropology, Eschatology, and Theosis
Maria Karyakina - Temporal Aspect of the Early Christian Identity: Paul's Letter to the Philippians as a Study Case
Part Three Biblical Scholarship in Romania Past and Present
Stelian Tofana - New Testament Biblical Research in the Orthodox Romanian Theology: Past and Present
Leszai Lehel - Protestant New Testament Biblical Researchers in Romania and Transylvania
Amiel Drimbe - Romanian New Testament Evangelical Scholarship
Tarciziu Hristofor Serban - Biblical Studies in Romania from a Catholic Perspective
Cosmin Pricop/Alexandru Mihaila - The Bucharest Bible of 1688: The First Bible in Romania
List of Contributors
Participants of the Symposium
Index of Sources
Index of Modern Authors
Index of Subjects

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