
Approaching New Testament Texts and Contexts
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Content
- Cover
- Table of Contents
- Preface
- Part I: Exegesis and Hermeneutics
- 1. Commentary: A Communication about a Communication
- 1. Theoretical Presuppositions
- 2. Mark 1:9-11
- 3. Final Comments
- 2. Exegetes - Interpreters?
- 1. Exegeses and Interpretation
- 2. Two Models
- 3. The Situation of the Text as the Focus
- 4. The Sender and the Text as the Focus
- 5. The Text as the Focus
- 6. The Reader as the Focus
- 3. Interpreting Eschatological Texts
- 1. Preliminaries
- 2. Hermeneutics of Eschatology
- 3. The Author and His Text
- 4. A Topical Interpretation
- 4. Bundesideologie in und hinter einigen paulinischen Texten
- 1. Begriffsbestimmung
- 2. Problemstellung
- 3. Bundesideologisch gefärbte Texte
- 4. Resumé
- 5. Is the Crucified Christ the Center of a New Testament Theology?
- 1. The Problem of the Center of the New Testament
- 2. The Crucified Christ in Paul
- 3. The Crucified Christ in John
- 4. Toward a NT Theology
- 6. Two Early Readings of First Corinthians
- 1. Introductory Remarks
- 2. First Letter of Clement
- 3. "Third Corinthians"
- 4. The Principle of Eccleastical Usage
- 5. Résumé
- 7. An Early Example of Jewish Exegesis
- 1. The Book of the Watchers
- 2. The Concept of Interpretation of Scripture
- 3. 1 Enoch 10:16-11:2
- 4. Interpretative Techniques
- 5. Theological Message
- 6. Excursus
- Part II: The Gospel of Mark
- 8. Grammar and Exegesis
- 1. Modern Translations
- 2. Ancient Grammarians
- 3. Discussion
- 9. Markus 6,3a im Lichte einiger griechischer Texte
- 1. Die bisherige Diskussion
- 2. Belege aus der hellenistischen Welt
- 3. Ergebnis
- 10. Loving "with Your Whole Heart" - Giving "Her Whole Living"
- 1. General Considerations
- 2. The Structure of Mark 11:1-12:44. Some Proposals
- 3. A New Proposal
- 4. The Great Commandment and True Worship
- 11. Mark 16:1-8: the Ending of a Biography-like Narrative and of a Gospel
- 1. The Problematic Endings of Mark
- 2. The Function of Mark 16:1-8 as a Gospel Ending
- 3. Earlier Passages in Mark
- 12. "Was soll ich tun, damit ich das ewige Leben erbe?"
- 1. Das Markusevangelium für Heidenchristen
- 2. Die Anwendung des Basileia-Begriffs
- 3. Die Leser/Hörer und die Gottesherrschaftsethik
- 4. Das Ehescheidungsverbot
- 5. Das Doppelgebot der Liebe
- 6. Der Zukunftsaspekt
- 7. Zusammenfassung
- Part III: Baptism
- 13. "Into the Name of Jesus"
- 1. Earlier Research
- 2. Jewish Use of the l?shem- (l?shum-) formula
- 3. Jesus as the Reference for Baptism
- 14. La formule baptismale dans les Actes des Apôtres
- 1. Les prépositions
- 2. Les génitifs
- 15. Early Baptism - Early Christology
- 1. The Baptismal Formula "in(to) the name of Jesus"
- 2. The Use of Christological Titles
- 16. Usages - Some Notes on the Baptismal Name-Formulae
- 1. The Formulae
- 2. Different Communication Situations
- 3. Conclusion
- Part IV: Hellenistic Contexts
- 17. Psyche - "Soul"?
- 1. How do the Words ?? and ???? Relate to Each Other?
- 2. The Word ???? in koine Greek
- 3. The Word ???? in the Septuagint
- 4. Conclusions
- 18. ".with the Overseers and Servants"
- 1. The Problem
- 2. An Overlooked Parallel
- 3. Is the Comparison Valid?
- 4. Institutionalization?
- 5. The Neglecting of the Diákonoi
- 6. Possible Tasks of the Philippian Officials as Surmised from the Letter
- 19. "He Spoke of the Temple of His Body" (John 2:13-22)
- 1. Temples and their Functions
- 2. Temple Imagery in John
- 20. Humble and Confident
- 1. Introductory Remarks
- 2. The Representatives of the Philosophy as a Minority
- 3. The Philosophy
- 4. The Philosophers' Attitude to the Majority
- 5. The Majority as Confronted by the Minority
- 21. The Human Desire to Converse with the Divine
- 1. What Does the Title Imply?
- 2. Texts to Be Considered
- 3. Main Features of the Divine
- 4. Cult Sites and Images of the Divine
- 5. Conclusion
- 22. Hellenistic Elements in Apocalyptic Texts
- 1. Introductory Remarks
- 2. Syncretism
- 3. Judaism as a Hellenistic Religion
- 4. The Non-Rational Acquisition of Knowledge
- 5. Astral Religion
- 6. An Individual Perspective
- 7. The Large Hellenistic World
- 8. The View of History
- 9. A Final Glance at the Small World
- 23. The Book of Revelation
- 1. Similarities in Apocalyptic Texts
- 2. The Situation Behind Rev 2-3
- 24. Universal Reconciliation (Col 1:20)
- 1. Preliminary Remark
- 2. Different Problems
- 3. Background to the Idea of Universal Reconciliation
- 4. The Content of Col 1:15-20
- 25. Code and Context
- 1. History of Research
- 2. The Text in Its Context
- 3. The Decalogue as a Structuring Factor
- 4. Conclusions
- Bibliography
- Texts and Editions
- Literature
- Selected Bibliography - Lars Hartman
- Acknowledgements
- Index of Modern Authors
- Index of Passages (selected)
- I. Israelite and Jewish Texts
- A. Old Testament
- B. Apocrypha, Pseudepigrapha and Other Early Jewish Texts
- C. Qumran and Related Texts
- D. Rabbinic Texts and Jewish Mysticism
- E. Jewish-Christian Texts
- II. Early Christian Texts
- A. New Testament
- B. Apostolic Fathers and Other Early Christian Texts
- III. Egyptian Texts
- A. Literary Texts, Papyri and Ostraca
- B. Published Compliations and Inscriptions
- IV. Classical Texts
- A. Greek Texts
- B. Latin Texts
- V. Published Compilations, Papyri and Inscriptions
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