
Reading Paul in Context: Explorations in Identity Formation
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Editor's Preface
Select Bibliography of William S.Campbell's Publications
Part I. Exploring Theologizing, Politics, and Identity in Romans
1. Coexistence and Transformation: Reading the Politics of Identity in Romans in an Imperial Context - Ekkehard W. Stegemann
2. The Anthropological Implications of the Revelation of Wrath in Romans - Robert Jewett
3. Paul's Political Christology: Samples from Romans - Neil Elliott
4. 'Callused,' Not 'Hardened': Paul's Revelation of Temporary Protection Until All Israel Can Be Healed - Mark D. Nanos
5. Another Reason for Romans - A Pastoral Response to Augustan Imperial Theology: Paul's Use of the Song of Moses in Romans 9-11; 14-15 - Ian E. Rock
6. 'Called to be saints' - the Identity Shaping Dimension of Paul's Priestly Discourse in Romans - Kathy Ehrensperger
Part II. Pauline Themes in Context
7. Paul and Nomos in the Messianic Age - Calvin J. Roetzel
8. From Reflex to Reflection? Identity in Philippians 2.6-11 and Its Context - Robert L. Brawley
9. 'Christ died for us': Interpretation of Jesus' Death as a Central Element of the Identity of the Earliest Church - Jerry L. Sumney
10. Baths, Baptism, and Patronage: The Continuing Role of Roman Social Identity in Corinth - J. Brian Tucker
11.Paul's Use of Temple Imagery in the Corinthian Correspondence: The Creation of Christian Identity - Kar Yong Lim
Part III. Discourses of Interpretation in Context
12.Three Types of Identity Formation for Paul as Servant of Christ Jesus in Romans - Daniel Patte
13. The Juridical, the Participatory and the 'New Perspective' on Paul - Terence L. Donaldson
14. Jews, Christians, and Gentiles: Rethinking the Categorization within the Early Jesus Movement - Magnus Zetterholm
Index of Modern Authors
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