Theology as History, History as Theology

Introduction

Chapter One: What is the Problem? Theology and Historiography in the Study of Luke-Acts

1.1 The Study of Lukan Theology in Scholarship ? 1.2 The Theology of Acts: A Methodological Proposal ? 1.3 Historiography ? 1.4 Historiography and the Theology of Acts

Chapter Two: Acts 19 as a Challenge to the Interpretation of the Theology of Acts

2.1 How to Proceed? ? 2.2 Acts 19 in Theological Study? ? 2.3 The Interpretation of Acts 19

Chapter Three: Acts 19: Interpreting the Story

3.1 Context and Setting ? 3.2 The Strange Disciples Brought In (19:1-7) ? 3.3 To Synagogue, ?????, and Beyond (19:8-12) ? 3.4 The Inimitable Power (19:13-17) ? 3.5 Confession and Conflagration (19:18-20) ? 3.6 Paul Plans to Leave (19:21-22) ? 3.7 The Riot of the Pagans (19:23-40) ? 3.8 The Speech to the Ephesian Elders (20:17-38)

Chapter Four: Acts 19: Historiography and Theology

4.1 Acts 19 as Historiographical Narrative ? 4.2 Paul and the Divine: Acts 19 as Theological Historiography ? 4.3 History, Theology, and Identity

Chapter Five: Conclusion

5.1 Summary of Results ? 5.2 Acts, History, and Theology: Reflections for the Present

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