RT Article
T1 I Am Somebody. Paul's Roman Rhetoric
JF Protokolle zur Bibel
VO 9
IS 1
SP 23
OP 45
A1 Chapman, Dean W.
LA English
YR 2000
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1783500166
AB The paper argues from social science, orality and rhetorical perspectives that Paul, as a first-century Mediterranean orator, is trying to embed himself as an authority in the Roman Christian community, using writing - almost against his will - in place of a personal visit. A logical reason why he should do so emerges from his own particular situation as he prepares to leave Corinth for Jerusalem with the "collection." Paul anticipates a transfer to Rome if he is arrested in Jerusalem, and desires that at least one "group" in Rome know Paul as God's ambassador before he is introduced to them as a prisoner of the State, and a pariah of his own kin.
K1 Paulus : Apostel, Heiliger
K1 Bibel : Römerbrief
K1 Rhetorik