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Index
Contents
Preface and Acknowledgments
Map
1. Introduction: Why Study the New Testament
ANCIENT AND ACADEMIC CONTEXTS FOR THE STUDY OF THE NEW TESTAMENT
2. The Development of the Canon
3. The Greco-Roman World
4. Ancient Judaism
5. The New Testament as a Historical Source: A Comparison of Acts and Paul’s Letters
GOSPELS
6. The Gospel of Mark
7. The Gospel of Matthew
8. The Gospel of Thomas
THE SPREAD OF CHRISTIANITY
9. The Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles, Part 1: Structure and Themes
10. The Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles, Part 2: Editing the Beginnings of Christianity
11. The Gospel of John
12. The Letters of John and the Spread of Christianity
13. The Historical Jesus
PAUL AND PAULINISM
14. Paul as Missionary: 1 Thessalonians
15. Paul as Pastor: Philemon and 1 and 2 Corinthians
16. Paul as Jewish Theologian: Galatians and Romans
17. Colossians and Ephesians
18. Differing Christians: Christology, Faith, and Works
WOMEN AND HOUSEHOLD
19. The Pro-household Paul: The Pastoral Epistles
20. The Anti-household Paul: The Acts of Paul and Thecla
BIBLICAL INTERPRETATION
21. Hebrews and Biblical Interpretation
22. Premodern Biblical Interpretation
APOCALYPTICISM AND POLITICS
23. Apocalypticism as Resistance
24. Apocalypticism as Accommodation
DEVELOPMENT
25. The Development of Ecclesiastical Institutions: Ignatius and the Didache
Epilogue: Christianity after the New Testament Period
Notes
Bibliography
Subject and Author Index
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I
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N
O
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Q
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Index of Scripture Citations
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