Greco-Roman and Jewish tributaries to the New Testament: festschrift in honor of Gregory J. Riley
Introduction /Christopher S. Crawford --The "journey of the soul" in two Lucan parables /Nicholas J. Frederic --Kings of the Jews : Herodian collaboration with Rome through a Marcan lens /Margaret Froelich --Mark's transformation of the love commandment : controversy in the lost gospe...
| Résumé: | Introduction /Christopher S. Crawford --The "journey of the soul" in two Lucan parables /Nicholas J. Frederic --Kings of the Jews : Herodian collaboration with Rome through a Marcan lens /Margaret Froelich --Mark's transformation of the love commandment : controversy in the lost gospel, Logoi 6:18-21 and Mark 12:28-34 and 10:17-22 /Dennis R. MacDonald --Evidence for a relationship between Mark and Q /James Van Dore --A woman caught in adultry? Or a wandering teacher trapped between Roman and Jewish law? : John 7:53-8:11 in light of Quintilian and Seneca /Thomas E. Phillips --Romans 1:26-27 in its rhetorical tradition /Brett Provance --New directions in the Gospel of Thomas : Oxyrhynchus as a test case /Thomas A. Wayment --A separate Son of Man /L. Arik Greenberg --Eschatological perspective in the Heikhalot Rabbati /Marvin A. Sweeney. "This volume explores the Greco-Roman and Jewish origins of the New Testament and early Christianity. It pays particular attention to the gospels and the traditions which place those sacred texts."--Publisher statement |
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| Description: | Includes bibliographical references (pages 193 -209) and indexes |
| ISBN: | 1946230375 |