Paul's Use of Isaiah in Romans

Name: Paul's Use of Isaiah in Romans | A Comparative Study of Paul's Letter to the Romans and the Sibylline an Qumran Sectavian Texts
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A Comparative Study of Paul's Letter to the Romans and the Sibylline an Qumran Sectavian Texts

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Erschienen im Dezember 2019

XII, 321 Seiten

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Cover
Titel
Preface
Table of Contents
Abbreviations
Chapter One - Introduction
A. The subject and scope of study
B. Methodology
1. Criteria for identifying allusions/echoes
2. Comments on the concept of intertextuality
3. The notion of context
C. How much did first century Jews know of the Prophetic Literature?
1. Evidence from the NT
2. Evidence from the Apocrypha
3. Evidence from Josephus
4. Evidence from Philo
5. Evidence from the Mishnah
6. Conclusion
D. Recent research on the text of Isaiah
Chapter Two - The Use of Isaiah in the Third and Fifth Books of the Sibylline Oracles
A. A quest for the socio-historical setting of Sib.Or.3
B. The Isaianic tradition in the Third Sibylline Oracle
1. Analysis of the data
a) Sib.Or.3:11f.Isa.37:16ff.
Sib.Or.3:13ff.Isa.40:19
b) Sib.Or.3:3:81-82Isa.34:4
c) Sib.Or.3:100Isa.14:13,14
d) Sib.Or.3:225Isa.47:12
Sib.Or.3:226,229Isa.8:19 & 44:25
e) Sib.Or.3:286Isa.44:28-45:1
f) Sib.Or.3:287Isa.66:16
g) Sib.Or.3:300ff.Isa.13 & 47
h) Sib.Or.3:357Isa.47:1
i) Sib.Or.3:360Isa.14:12,15
j) Sib.Or.3:533-534Isa.30:17
k) Sib.Or.3:542b-544Isa.66:16
l) Sib.Or.3:604-607Isa.2:18-21
m) Sib.Or.3:629Isa.43:10 & 45:5
n) Sib.Or.3:652Isa.41:25
Sib.Or.3:655-656Isa.11:3-5
o) Sib.Or.3:672-673Isa.66:16
p) Sib.Or.3:682-683Isa.30:25
q) Sib.Or.3:709Isa.41:10 & Isaiah's "the Holy One"
r) Sib.Or.3:710Isa.49:1 & 51:5
s) Sib.Or.3:716-731Isa.57:15
2:3-4 & 53:6
t) Sib.Or.3:742Isa.2:12
u) Sib.Or.3:751-761Isa.2:2-4
45:5 & 66:16
v) Sib.Or.3:772f.Isa.2:2-3
w) Sib.Or.3:785-787Isa.12:6
60:1 & 65:17-18
x) Sib.Or.3:788-795Isa.11:6-9 & 65:25
2. Concluding remarks
C. The Isaianic tradition in the Fifth Sibylline Oracle
1. Analysis of the data
a) Sib.Or.5:72Isa.14:12a & 14:13a,b
b) Sib.Or.5:75-85Isa.44:9-20 & 40:19f.
c) Sib.Or.5:169Isa.47:9
Sib.Or.5:173Isa.47:8 & 14:13
Sib.Or.5:178Isa.14:15
d) Sib.Or.5:375-380Isa.66:15-16
e) Sib.Or.5:382-383Isa.2:4c,d
f) Sib.Or.5:434ff.Isa.13
Sib.Or.5:436-437Isa.47:5
Sib.Or.5:435Isa. 47:8,10
g) Sib.Or.5:493f., 501-502Isa.19:19,21
2. Concluding remarks
D. Concluding synthesis and analysis of the data
1. Hermeneutical findings
2. Distinctive Isaianic themes
Chapter Three - The Use of Isaiah in Qumran Literature
A. Preliminary matters
1. A working hypothesis
2. The scope of study
B. The Isaianic tradition in the Community Rule
1. Analysis of the data
a) 1QS 5:17 cites Isa.2:22
b) 1QS 8:3b-4Isa.53:4-5
c) 1QS 8:5Isa.60:21 & 61:3b
d) 1QS 8:7bIsa.28:16aß-ba
e) 1QS 8:14 cites Isa.40:3
f) 1QS 9:19-20Isa.40:3
g) 1QS 11:1Isa.29:24
h) 1QS 11:22Isa.29:16
2. Concluding remarks
C. The Isaianic tradition in the Damascus Document
1. Analysis of the data
a) CD 1:1Isa.51:7a
b) CD 1:7f.Isa.60:21 & 61:3b
c) CD 1:9Isa.59:10a
d) CD 1:11Isa.30:20b
e) CD 1:18Isa.30:10b
f) CD 4:13-14 cites Isa.24:17
g) CD 4:18-20Isa.24:18
h) CD 5:13Isa.50:11a
i) CD 5:13c-15Isa.59:5
j) CD 5:16cIsa.27:11 ba
k) CD 6:8 cites Isa.54:16aß2
l) CD 6:16f.Isa.10:2
m) CD 7:11-12 cites Isa.7:17
n) CD 14:1 alludes to/cites(?) Isa.7:17
2. Concluding remarks
D. The Isaianic tradition in the Thanksgiving Scroll
1. Analysis of the data
a) 1QH 7:19 (=Suk.15:16)Isa.45:17
1QH 7:21(=Suk.15:18)Isa.65:2
b) 1QH 10:18-19 (=Suk.2:18-19)Isa.27:11 ba & 28:11a
c) 1QH 11:10 (=Suk.3:10)Isa.9:6 (= MT Isa.9:5)
d) 1QH 11:24 (=Suk.3:24)Isa.2:22b
e) 1QH 12:8,23 (=Suk.4:8,23)Isa.53:3,8
1QH 12:36 (=Suk.4:36)Isa.53:4,8
1QH 12:37 (=Suk.4:37)Isa.53:10-11
f) 1QH 14:8 (=Suk.6:8)Isa.11:11
g) 1QH 14:20f. (=Suk.6:20f.)Isa.35:8
h) 1QH 14:26f. (=Suk.6:26f.)Isa.28:16-17
i) 1QH 15:9 (=Suk.7:9)Isa.28:16
j) 1QH 15:25 (=Suk.7:25)Isa.60:19ba, 20ba
k) 1QH 15:31-32 (=Suk.7:31-32)Isa.45:5
l) 1QH 16:13-14 (=Suk.8:13-14)Isa.42:20
m) 1QH 17:35 (=Suk.9:35)Isa.63:16
n) 1QH 23:14 (=Suk.18:14)Isa.52:7 & 61:1
2. Concluding remarks
E. Some significant fragments
1. Analysis of the data
a) 1QSb(1Q28b) 5:22-26Isa.11:2-5
b) 4Q285, frag. 5:1-6 cites Isa.10:34 (?) & 11:1
c) 4QpIsaa frag.8-10, 3:11-24 cites and interprets Isa.11:1-5
2. Concluding remarks
F. Concluding analysis of the sectarian use of the Isaianic tradition
1. Hermeneutical findings
2. Distinctive Isaianic themes in the sectarian writings
Chapter Four - Paul's Use of Isaiah in the Letter to the Romans
A. Some working presuppositions
1. The nature and purpose of the letter to the Romans
2. Paul and his sacred Scriptures
B. The Isaianic tradition in Romans 1-8
1. Analysis of the data
a) Rom.2:24 cites Isa.52:5
b) Rom.3:15-17 cites Isa.59:7f.
c) Rom.3:29-30Isa.45:21-22
d) Rom.4:17Isa.48:13
e) Rom.4:25Isa.53:6,11,12
f) Rom.5:1Isa.32:17
g) Rom.5:6,8bIsa.53:8
h) Rom.5:19bIsa.53:11
i) Rom.8:32Isa.53:6
j) Rom.8:31b,33-34Isa.50:8-9
2. Concluding remarks
C. The Isaianic tradition in Romans 9-11
1. Analysis of the data
a) Rom.9:20-21Isa.29-16
b) Rom.9:27-28 cites Isa.10:22-23
c) Rom.9:28Isa.28:22
d) Rom.9:29 cites Isa.1:9
e) Rom.9:32c-33 cites Isa.8:14 & 28:16
f) Rom.10:11 cites Isa.28:16
g) Rom.10:12Isa.45:21-22
h) Rom.10:15 cites Isa.52:7
i) Rom.10:16b cites Isa.53:1
j) Rom.10:20-21 cites Isa.65:1-2
k) Rom.11:5 The Isaianic remnant motif
l) Rom.11:8 cites Isa.29:10
m) Rom.11:26-27 cites Isa.59:20-21 & 27:9
n) Rom.11:34Isa.40:13
2. Concluding remarks
D. The Isaianic tradition in Romans 14-15
1. Analysis of the data
a) Rom.14:11 cites Isa.45:23
b) Rom.15:12 cites Isa.11:10
c) Rom.15:21 cites Isa.52:15
2. Concluding remarks
E. Concluding analysis of Paul's use of the Isaianic tradition
1. Paul's hermeneutical techniques
2. Major themes of the Isaianic tradition in Romans
Chapter Five - Conclusions and Reflections
A. Hermenuetical characteristics of the Sibyls, the Qumran sectarians and Paul
B. Distinctive Isaianic themes in these writings
1. Divine judgment of disobedient Israel and Israel's final restoration
2. Monotheism
3. The Suffering Servant Song
C. Concluding reflections
Bibliography
Index of Sources
Index of Modern Authors
Index of Subjects

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