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*24510$aSolving the Romans debate /$cA. Andrew Das
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*5050 $aINNEHÅLL: Table of Innehåll: iv -- Acknowledgements viii -- Introduction 1 -- Chapter 1 / The Romans Debate: Narrowing the Options 12 -- I. The Integrity of the Letter 14 -- A. Radical Partition Theories 14 -- B. A Fourteen-Chapter Version of Romans 18 -- C. A Fifteen-Chapter Version of Romans 22 -- II. The Origin of the Roman Church 33 -- III. The Occasion and Purpose of Romans 36 -- A. Summary of Paul's Theology (Nygren, Manson, Bornkamm) 37 -- B. The Jerusalem Trip As the Purpose For Paul's Writing -- (Suggs, Jervell) 41 -- C. Romans as Preparation for the Spanish Mission (Zeller, -- Jewett, Reichert) 46 -- D. Providing an Apostolic Foundation for a "Church" (Klein) 50 -- E. Exercising Authority as Apostle to the Gentiles (Jervis, Weima) 53 -- F. The Lack of a Concrete Situation at Rome (Meeks, Sampley, -- Karris) 54 -- G. An Apologetic Purpose (Stuhlmacher, Campbell, Miller, -- Reichert) 61 -- H. Separate Jewish Christian and gentile Christian Assemblies -- Urged to Worship Together (Watson) 71 -- I. The Tension Between the Strong and the Weak Over Mosaic -- Customs in the Wake of the Claudius Edict (Marxsen, -- Wiefel) 74 -- Conclusion 76 -- Chapter 2 / The Ethnic Identity of the Roman Congregations: The Internal -- Evidence 77 -- I. An Exclusively Gentile Audience 78 -- A. The Letter Opening (Romans 1:1-7) 78 -- B. The Thanksgiving Section (Romans 1:8-15) 86 -- C. The Apostolic Parousia (Romans 15:15-16) 91 -- D. A Direct Address of the Audience (Romans 11:13) 94 -- E. Further Evidence of the Addressees as Gentiles (Romans 6:19; -- 13:11-14) 97 -- II. The Category of God-Fearer 99 -- III. Potential Evidence for Jewish Addressees 116 -- A. Knowledge of the Scriptures 116 -- B. Direct Address to "the Jew" (Romans 2:17-29) 123 -- C. The Listing of Jews in Romans 16:1-16 127 -- 1. Metaphorical Kinship Language 128 -- 2. Familial Language in Associations 132 -- 3. A Handful of Jews in the Audience? 137 -- D. Further Evidence for Jews in the Audience 146 -- E. The Weak of Romans 14:1-15:6 151 -- Chapter 3 / Former Godfearers or Synagogue Subgroup 164 -- 1. The Compatibility of Romans 14:1-15:13 with Jewish-Christian -- Relations in Rome 167 -- 2. The Credibility of Paul's Exhortations to Non-Christian Jews in -- Romans 14:1-15:13 173 -- 3. "Your Brother," A Reference to Non-Christian Jews 175 -- 4. The Monotheistic Character of the Appeal to the "Weak" 179 -- 5. Romans 14:22b-23 as Condemnation of The "Strong" for Eating in -- Doubt 182 -- 6. Internal Consistency in Romans 1; 11 186 -- 7. The Incompatibility of Paul's Approval of The "Weak" and Their -- Observance of the Law 188 -- 8. "Weak" Meaning "Stumbling" 193 -- 9. The Analogy of Abraham, Not Weak in Faith (Romans 4:19-21) 196 -- 10. Other Evidence That the Weak Are Non-Christ-Believing 199 -- A. No Separate Christ-Believing Churches or "Ekklesia 199 -- B. The "Weak" as Neighbors Of the Christ-believing Subgroup 199 -- C. Overlap of the Roman Christ-Believers With the Jews of Rome 200 -- D. The Jealousy Motif 201 -- E. Parallels in Language With Other Pauline Letters 204 -- F. Acts 28:21-22 205 -- G. Synagogue Authorities in Romans 13:1-7 207 -- Evaluation 210 -- Chapter 4 / Claudius' Edict of Expulsion: The External Evidence 211 -- I. Suetonius: Chrestus/Christus? 212 -- II. The Date: 49 C.E. 222 -- III. The Expulsion of the Entire Jewish Population of Rome? 227 -- IV. Dio Cassius Versus Suetonius: Two Separate Actions 234 -- V. Christ-Believing Godfearers Expelled? 239 -- VI. Separate Christian Assemblies -- 254 -- A. Imperial Restrictions on Religious Societies 254 -- B. Judaism as Religio Licita? 260 -- C. Synagogue Buildings Versus House Churches 267 -- VII. Popular Anti-Judaism and the Evolving Roman Christian Community 270 -- VIII. Separation of Jews and Christians: Claudius to Nero 276 -- Summary 281 -- Chapter 5 / Reading Romans With the Encoded Audience: Romans 7:7-25 and -- Romans 11:25-26 284 -- I. Romans 7:7-25: Resolving Perennial Conundrums 284 -- A. Romans 7:14-25 286 -- B. Romans 7:7-12 298 -- C. The Gentile Godfearer's Experience of Life "Under" the Law 312 -- II. Romans 11:25-26: New Emphases 329 -- A. "All Israel" as the Church: N. T. Wright 330 -- B. "All Israel" as the Jewish Remnant Throughout History 343 -- Conclusion 366 -- Select Bibliography 371 -- Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication: -- Bible. N.T. Romans -- Criticism, interpretation, etc. -- Christianity and other religions -- Judaism. -- Judaism -- Relations -- Christianity
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