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*1001 $aBalla, Peter
*24514$aThe child-parent relationship in the New Testament and its environment /$cPeter Balla$wchild-parent relationship in the New Testament and its environment
*260  $aPeabody, Mass :$bHendrickson Publishers,$c2006
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*300  $ap. cm.
*500  $aOriginally published: Tubingen : Mohr Siebeck, c2003.
*500  $aOriginally presented as the author's thesis (Dr. Habil.)--Evangelical Lutheran Theological University, Budapest, 2001.
*500  $aTable of Contents.Abbreviations          XIII.Introduction                 1.Part I: The Environment of the New Testament       5.Chapter One: From Homer to the End of the Greek Classical.Period                 6.1. Introduction          6.2. Traditional expectations concerning the duties of children towards.their parents          10.3. Reasons and grounds for children's duties towards their parents 21.4. Limits to children's duties towards their parents 31.5. Summary and classification of the results 36.Chapter Two: Greek and Latin Sources from the Hellenistic.Period to the Third Century A.D.           41.1. Introduction          41.2. The child-parent relationship in practice	44.a) Preliminary remarks          44.b) Expectations emerging from the social role of the father and of the.mother          45.c) Parents as husbands and wives.          48.d) Sons and daughters.          50.e) Differences between various segments of society 52.f) How long did the influence of parents over their children last? 53.g) Children learning a trade or a profession 55.h) Correspondence          56.i) Conflicts between children and parents 58.j) Anti-family ethos among the Cynics and the Stoics 60.3. Norms and expectations about the behaviour of children.to their parents         62.a) Honour and reverence         63.b) Provision for the old, funeral and veneration of the dead 64.c) Some further duties         68.4. Reasons and grounds for children's duties 70.5. Limits to children's duties towards their parents 73.6. Summary and classification of the results 76.Chapter Three: Jewish Sources in the Centuries around the Turn.of the Era                80.1. Introduction.         80.2. Some insights into real-life practice        	82.a) Children following their parents' teaching 82.b) Obedience to parents in the matter of marriage 84.3. Children's duties towards their parents	. 86.a) Honour and respect         86.b) Honour due to older people in general 91.c) Respectful speech         92.d) Obedience, loyalty, and gratitude 93.e) Provision in old age         94.f) Providing a funeral         95.4. Reasons and grounds for children's duties	. 97.a) God as the reason for duties.         97.b) Divine court and human court as combined reasons 99.c) Further religious reasons for duties 99.d) Nature calls for a debt to be repaid 100.e) Virtue and other "logical reasons" 101.f) Parents' authority and right to punish their children 102.g) The promise attached to the Fifth Commandment: a long life 103.5. Limits to children's duties        	104.a) Limit implied by ranking         104.b) What is "just and profitable"         105.c) Torah, temple, and conversion to "Judaism" as limits 106.d) Enmity in the apocalyptic literature 108.6. Summary and classification of the results 109.Part II: The Child-Parent Relationship in the New Testament 113.Chapter Four: The Gospel Tradition          114.1. Introduction          114.2. "Honour your father and your mother"	. 117.a) The Fifth Commandment in the Gospels 117.b) Traditions assuming the duty of honouring parents 121.3. Tensions within the family	.          130.a) Jesus calls his first disciples          131.b) A new family?          133.c) Conflict suffered as a consequence of discipleship 138.d) The urgency of discipleship          142.e) Jesus against "fathers on earth" and against "his (own) mother"? 149.4. Summary                155.Chapter Five: Traditions in the Pauline Corpus     157.1. Introduction          157.2. Texts concerning real child-parent relationships 160.a) Undisputed Pauline letters          160.b) The Household Codes in Colossians and Ephesians 165.c) The Pastoral Epistles          178.3. Family imagery in a figurative sense          182.a) Undisputed Pauline letters          182.b) The Pastoral Epistles          196.4. Summary                198.Chapter Six: The Rest of the New Testament      202.1. Introduction          202.2. Texts concerning real child-parent relationships 203.3. Family imagery in a figurative sense          209.4. Summary                227.Conclusion                 229.Bibliography               233.1. Editions of ancient texts         233.2. Literature on the environment of the New Testament	237.a) Graeco-Roman environment         237.b) Jewish environment         241.3. Literature related to the New Testament	. 244.a) Commentaries         244.b) Other works related to the New Testament 247.Index of References         261.Index of Authors         274.Index of Subjects         277.Abbreviations.
*504  $aIncludes bibliographical references (p.         ) and indexes.
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*650  $aExegetik$xBiblisk realiakunskap$9Cce
*650  $aKyrkohistoria$xBarn i kyrkohistorien
*650  $aGenusfrågor$xFamiljen
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