Apostle Paul

Name: Apostle Paul | His Life and Theology
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His Life and Theology

Udo Schnelle(Autor*in)

Baker Publishing Group

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Erschienen am 15. Oktober 2013

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Intro
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Translator's Preface
Preface to the German Edition
Abbreviations
Part One: The Course of Paul's Life and the Development of His Thought
1. Prologue: Paul as Challenge and Provocation
1.1 Approaching Paul
1.2 Reflections on Historiography
1.3 Methodological "Handle": Meaning Formation in Continuity and Change
2. Sources and Chronology for Paul's Life and Work: Definite and Hypothetical
2.1 Absolute Chronology
2.2 Relative Chronology
3. The Pre-Christian Paul: Open-Minded Religious Zealot
3.1 Background and Social Status
3.2 Paul: Pharisee in the Diaspora
3.3 The Religious and Cultural Background of Paul's Thought
3.4 The Persecutor of the Earliest Churches
4. The Call to Be Apostle to the Gentiles: The New Horizon
4.1 The Reports about the Damascus Event
4.2 Significance of the Damascus Event
5. The Christian Paul: A Volcano Begins to Rumble
5.1 Rehearsal and Coaching: Paul and Early Christian Tradition
5.2 Paul's Bible
5.3 First Steps as a Missionary
5.4 Paul as Missionary of the Antioch Church
6. The Apostolic Council and the Incident at Antioch: The Problems Remain Unresolved
6.1 The Apostolic Council
6.2 The Antioch Incident
7. Paul's Independent Mission: The Volcano Erupts
7.1 Presuppositions of the Pauline Mission
7.2 Beginnings of the Independent Mission
7.3 The Pauline School and the Structure of Paul's Work with the Churches
7.4 The Self-Understanding of the Apostle to the Gentiles
7.5 The Development of Early Christianity as an Independent Movement
8. Paul and the Thessalonians: Consolation and Confidence
8.1 Prehistory and Initial Preaching
8.2 The Theology of 1 Thessalonians
8.3 The Ethic of 1 Thessalonians
8.4 First Thessalonians as a Document of Early Pauline Theology
9. First Corinthians: High and True Wisdom
9.1 Conflict in Corinth
9.2 The Wisdom of the World and the Foolishness of the Cross
9.3 The Power of the Spirit and the Purity of the Community
9.4 Freedom and Obligation in Christ
9.5 The Power of the Spirit and Building Up the Church
9.6 The Resurrection of the Dead
9.7 The Cross, Justification, and the Law
10. Second Corinthians: Peace and War
10.1 The Events between 1 and 2 Corinthians
10.2 The Unity of 2 Corinthians
10.3 Paul's Life as Apostolic Existence
10.4 The Glory of the New Covenant
10.5 The Message of Reconciliation
10.6 The Fool's Speech
11. Paul and the Galatians: Discovery in Conflict
11.1 Prehistory
11.2 The Galatian Crisis
11.3 The Doctrine of the Law and of Justification in Galatians
11.4 The Ethic of Galatians: Freedom Active in Love
11.5 Inclusive and Exclusive Doctrine of Justification in Paul
12. Paul and the Church in Rome: High-Level Encounter
12.1 The History and Structure of the Roman Church
12.2 The Letter to the Romans as a Contextualized Document
12.3 The Gospel of Jesus Christ
12.4 Knowledge of God among Jews and Gentiles
12.5 The Righteousness of God
12.6 Paul and the Old Testament
12.7 The Presence of Salvation: Baptism and Righteousness
12.8 Sin, Law, and Freedom in the Spirit
12.9 Paul and Israel
12.10 The Shape of the New Life
13. Paul in Rome: The Old Man and His Work
13.1 Prehistory: Paul en Route to Rome
13.2 Philippians
13.3 The Letter to Philemon
13.4 Paul the Martyr
Part Two: The Basic Structures of Pauline Thought
14. The Presence of Salvation: The Center of Pauline Theology
15. Theology: The God Who Acts
15.1 The One God Who Creates and Concludes
15.2 God as the Father of Jesus Christ
15.3 God as the One Who Elects, Calls, and Rejects
15.4 The Gospel as God's Eschatological Good News of Salvation
15.5 The Newness and Attractiveness of the Pauline Talk of God
16. Christology: The Lord Who Is Present
16.1 Transformation and Participation as the Basic Modes of Pauline Christology
16.2 Jesus Christ as Crucified and Risen
16.3 Jesus Christ as Savior and Liberator
16.4 Jesus as Messiah, Lord, and Son
16.5 The Substitutionary Death of Jesus Christ "for Us"
16.6 The Death of Jesus Christ as Atoning Event
16.7 Jesus Christ as Reconciler
16.8 Jesus Christ as God's Righteousness/Justice
16.9 God, Jesus of Nazareth, and Early Christology
17. Soteriology: The Transfer Has Begun
17.1 New Being as Participation in Christ
17.2 The New Time between the Times
18. Pneumatology: The Spirit Moves and Works
18.1 The Spirit as the Connectional Principle of Pauline Thought
18.2 The Gifts and Present Acts of the Spirit
18.3 Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
19. Anthropology: The Struggle for the Self
19.1 Human Being and Corporeality: s?µa and s???
19.2 Sin and Death
19.3 The Law
19.4 Faith as the New Qualification of the Self
19.5 Centers of the Human Self
19.6 The New Freedom
20. Ethics: The New Being as Meaning Formation
20.1 Life within the Sphere of Christ: Correspondence as Basic Ethical Category
20.2 The New Being in Practice
21. Ecclesiology: The Church as a Demanding and Attracting Fellowship
21.1 Primary Vocabulary and Foundational Metaphors of Pauline Ecclesiology
21.2 Structures and Tasks in the Church
21.3 The Church as the Realm of Freedom from Sin
22. Eschatology: Expectation and Memory
22.1 The Future in the Present
22.2 The Course of the Final Events and Life after Death
22.3 The Destiny of Israel
22.4 Eschatology as Time Construal
23. Epilogue: Pauline Thought as Enduring Meaning Formation
Selected Bibliography
I. Texts
II. Lexica, Dictionaries, Concordances, Reference Works
III. Commentaries, Monographs, Essays, Articles
Index of Subjects
Index of Greek Words and Phrases
Index of Modern Authors
Index of Ancient Sources
Notes
Back Cover

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