Luke-Acts and Jewish Historiography

Name: Luke-Acts and Jewish Historiography | A Study on the Theology, Literature, and Ideology of Luke-Acts
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A Study on the Theology, Literature, and Ideology of Luke-Acts

Samson Uytanlet(Autor*in)

Mohr Siebeck (Verlag)

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Erschienen im Mai 2014

XVIII, 327 Seiten

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Cover
Preface
Table of Contents
List of Charts
Abbreviations
Part 1: Introduction
Chapter 1. Theology, History, and Ideology
Luke-Acts: Hellenistic Writing with Jewish Theology?
History and Theology in Lukan Studies: The "Great Divide"
Luke the Jewish Theologian
Luke the Hellenistic Writer
Luke the Hellenistic-Jewish Ideologist
Where Do We Go from Here?
Part 2: Divine Involvement. In Ancient Historical Accounts
Chapter 2. Divine Involvement in Greco-Roman Historical Accounts
Divine Stories and Human Histories
Divine Authority and Human Assent
Divine Regents and Human Agents
Summary and Conclusion
Chapter 3. Divine Involvement in Jewish Historical Accounts
Divine Story and Israel's History
Divine Authority and Human Assent
Divine Regent and His Human Agents
Summary and Conclusion
Chapter 4. Divine Involvement in Luke-Acts
Divine Story and Continuation of Israel's History
Divine Authority and Human Assent
Epiphanies
Exorcisms and Healings
Exposition and Divine Revelation
Divine Regent and His Human Agents
Summary and Conclusion
Summary and Conclusion to Part 2. Luke-Acts as a Theological History
Part 3: Literary Parallels and Succession Narratives in Ancient Historical Accounts
Taxonomy of Parallels in Luke-Acts
Structural Parallels
Episodic Parallels
Circumstantial Parallels
Verbal Parallels
An Attempt at Categorization
Purpose of Parallels in Luke-Acts
Apologetic
Historical Continuity or Literary Unity
Succession
Luke-Acts as a Succession Narrative
Chapter 5. Literary Parallels and Succession Narratives in Greco-Roman Historical Accounts
Diogenes Laertius' Lives of Eminent Philosophers
Parallels without Successions
Successions without Parallels
Summary and Conclusion
Chapter 6. Literary Parallels and Succession Narratives in Jewish Historical Accounts
Parallels and Succession in the Moses-Joshua Narratives
Parallel Episodes
Parallel Incidents
Farewell Speeches of Moses and Joshua
Moses-Joshua Parallels
Parallels and Succession in the Elijah-Elisha Narratives
Structure of the Elijah-Elisha Narratives
Parallel Episodes
Parallel Incidents
Elijah-Elisha Parallels
Succession in Other Jewish Writings
Summary and Conclusion
Chapter 7. Literary Parallels and Succession Narratives in Luke-Acts
Succession in Luke-Acts
"Ascension" of the Predecessor as Narrative Structural Center
Parallel Episodes: Jesus-Peter
The Two Centurions
Stone Rejected by Builders
Parallel Episodes: Jesus-Paul
Beginning of the Ministries of Jesus and Paul
Healing of Fevered Parents
Trials of Jesus and Paul
Jesus, Peter, and Paul: The Giving of the Spirit
Other Jesus-Peter and Jesus-Paul Parallels
Literary Parallels and Succession Narratives: Deuteronomic Precedents
Summary and Conclusion
Summary and Conclusion to Part 3. Luke-Acts as a Succession Narrative
Part 4: Land, Genealogies, and the Reign of the Gods in Ancient Historical Accounts
Chapter 8. Land, Genealogies, and the Reign of The Gods in Greco-Roman Historical Accounts
Migrations, Conquests, and Territorial Claims
Land and Genealogies
Reign of the Gods and Piety of the Kings
Summary and Conclusion
Chapter 9. Land, Genealogies, and the Reign of God in Jewish Historical Accounts
Migrations, Conquests, and Territorial Claims
Land and Genealogies
Reign of the Gods and Piety of His Kings
Summary and Conclusion
Chapter 10. Land, Genealogy, and the Reign of God in Luke-Acts
Land in Luke-Acts
Territorial Claims: Not Just Historical Markers
Herod the Great and the Temple
Augustus and "All Inhabited Earth"
Tiberius, Pilate, the Tetrarchs, the Priests, and the Districts Around the Jordan
Son of God as Heir to His Father's Land
Baptism: Announcement of the Heir
Genealogy: Legitimacy of the Heir
Temptation: Heir as the Rightful Possessor of the Land
The Year of the Lord's Favor: Hope of Repossessing God's Land
The Parable of the Wicked Tenants: Rejection of the Rightful Heir
New Moses, Old Law
Jesus as the New Moses
Jesus as the Embodiment of the Law
Trespassers of God's Law, Trespassers in God's Land
Jewish Leaders: The Pharisees, the Scribes, and the Chief Priests
Pontius Pilate
Herod Antipas
Herod Agrippa I
Sergius Paulus
Gallio
Felix
Festus
Herod Agrippa II
The Kingdom of Caesar and the Dominion of Caesar
Portraits of Jewish and Roman Authorities
Geographical Movements and God's Land Claims
Jerusalem and Judea: Local and Diaspora Jews
Samaria (and the Coastal Regions): Samaritans and Gentiles
End of the Earth: Rome and the Gentiles
Summary and Conclusion
Summary and Conclusion to Part 4. Luke-Acts as an Ideological Writing
Part 5: Summary and Conclusion
Chapter 11. Where Can We Go from Here?
Luke-Acts and Jewish Theological Histories
Luke-Acts and Jewish Succession Narratives
Luke-Acts and Jewish Ideological Writings
Where Can We Go from Here?
Bibliography
Scripture Index
Old Testament
New Testament
Index of Greco-Roman Writings
Index of Jewish Writings
Apocrypha and Pseudepigrapha
Hellenistic Jewish Writings
Other Jewish Writings
Index of Modern Authors
Subject Index

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