Law and ethics in early Judaism and the New Testament
Cover -- Titel -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Chapter 1: Introduction: Old Skins, New Wine -- Chapter 2: Law in Early Judaism -- Chapter 3: Torah, nomos, and Law: A Question of "Meaning" -- Chapter 4: Paul's Anthropological "Pessimism" in its Jewish Context -- C...
| Summary: | Cover -- Titel -- Table of Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Chapter 1: Introduction: Old Skins, New Wine -- Chapter 2: Law in Early Judaism -- Chapter 3: Torah, nomos, and Law: A Question of "Meaning" -- Chapter 4: Paul's Anthropological "Pessimism" in its Jewish Context -- Chapter 5: Four Maccabees: A Paraenetic Address? -- Chapter 6: Law in the New Testament -- Chapter 7: Law and Gospel in Jesus and Paul -- Chapter 8: Jesus, the Pharisees, and the Application of Divine Law -- Chapter 9: Hearing the Gospels of Matthew and Mark -- Chapter 10: Pragmatism and the Gospel Tradition -- Chapter 11: The "New Perspective" at Twenty-Five -- Chapter 12: Finnish Contribution to the Debate on Paul and the Law -- Chapter 13: The Righteousness of the Law and the Righteousness of Faith in Romans -- Chapter 14: Paul and the Law in Romans 9-11 -- Chapter 15: On Fulfilling the Whole Law (Gal 5:14) -- Chapter 16: The Law and the Just Person (1 Tim 1:3-11) -- Chapter 17: Letter and Spirit: The Foundation of Pauline Ethics -- Chapter 18: Righteousness, Cosmic and Microcosmic -- Chapter 19: St. Paul and Knowledge of the Natural Law -- Chapter 20: The Judaism Paul Left Behind Him -- Chapter 21: Is Nothing Sacred? Holiness in the Writings of Paul -- Chapter 22: Canonical Paul and the Law -- Indexes. |
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| ISBN: | 3161556690 |