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The Magi as wise men: Re-examining a basic supposition (Examining the post-Renaissance tradition of a prejudiced narrative)
Authors: Powell, MA
Citation: Ma. Powell, The Magi as wise men: Re-examining a basic supposition (Examining the post-Renaissance tradition of a prejudiced narrative), NEW TEST ST, 46(1), 2000, pp. 1-20
"Can anything good come from Nazareth?" (John-I,46): The meaning and significance of the "Jewishness" of Jesus in the 'Gospel of John'
Authors: Soding, T
Citation: T. Soding, "Can anything good come from Nazareth?" (John-I,46): The meaning and significance of the "Jewishness" of Jesus in the 'Gospel of John', NEW TEST ST, 46(1), 2000, pp. 21-41
The 'Fourth Gospel' and the Jesus of history (Reconstructing a "synoptic framework" of reflective narrative within the Johannine tradition)
Authors: Moloney, FJ
Citation: Fj. Moloney, The 'Fourth Gospel' and the Jesus of history (Reconstructing a "synoptic framework" of reflective narrative within the Johannine tradition), NEW TEST ST, 46(1), 2000, pp. 42-58
The Jesus-Tradition in 'Acts' (Exploring the first Christian generation's evangelistic, liturgical and polemical activities)
Authors: Strange, WA
Citation: Wa. Strange, The Jesus-Tradition in 'Acts' (Exploring the first Christian generation's evangelistic, liturgical and polemical activities), NEW TEST ST, 46(1), 2000, pp. 59-74
Paul must go to Rome. On the political dimension of the 'Acts of the Apostles' (Examining the theological legitimacy of the Pauline mission to the pagans)
Authors: Burfeind, C
Citation: C. Burfeind, Paul must go to Rome. On the political dimension of the 'Acts of the Apostles' (Examining the theological legitimacy of the Pauline mission to the pagans), NEW TEST ST, 46(1), 2000, pp. 75-91
Revisiting '2 Corinthians': Rhetoric and the case for unity (Strategic shifts and argumentative dynamics elucidating the modal integrity of the Pauline epistle)
Authors: Amador, JDH
Citation: Jdh. Amador, Revisiting '2 Corinthians': Rhetoric and the case for unity (Strategic shifts and argumentative dynamics elucidating the modal integrity of the Pauline epistle), NEW TEST ST, 46(1), 2000, pp. 92-111
Typology and "typos": Analysis of a difficult relationship
Authors: Ostmeyer, KH
Citation: Kh. Ostmeyer, Typology and "typos": Analysis of a difficult relationship, NEW TEST ST, 46(1), 2000, pp. 112-131
An authentic saying of Jesus in the 'Gospel of Thomas'? (Methodological developments in the investigation of the historical/extra-synoptical Jesus)
Authors: Broadhead, EK
Citation: Ek. Broadhead, An authentic saying of Jesus in the 'Gospel of Thomas'? (Methodological developments in the investigation of the historical/extra-synoptical Jesus), NEW TEST ST, 46(1), 2000, pp. 132-149
The dramatic function of the running slave Rhoda (Acts-XII,13-16): A pieceof Greco-Roman comedy
Authors: Harrill, JA
Citation: Ja. Harrill, The dramatic function of the running slave Rhoda (Acts-XII,13-16): A pieceof Greco-Roman comedy, NEW TEST ST, 46(1), 2000, pp. 150-157
Markan christology: God-language for Jesus? (Exploring issues of monotheism and Hellenistic theocentricism in Mark's narrative genre)
Authors: Boring, ME
Citation: Me. Boring, Markan christology: God-language for Jesus? (Exploring issues of monotheism and Hellenistic theocentricism in Mark's narrative genre), NEW TEST ST, 45(4), 1999, pp. 451-471
On the compositional tradition history of "Q", the so-called "sayings source", and the seven-fold "woes" in Luke-XI,37-54
Authors: Schmithals, W
Citation: W. Schmithals, On the compositional tradition history of "Q", the so-called "sayings source", and the seven-fold "woes" in Luke-XI,37-54, NEW TEST ST, 45(4), 1999, pp. 472-497
When is a house not home? Disciples and family in Mark-III,13-35 (Redefining discipleship in terms of familial tribalisms within the Markan gospel narrative)
Authors: Painter, J
Citation: J. Painter, When is a house not home? Disciples and family in Mark-III,13-35 (Redefining discipleship in terms of familial tribalisms within the Markan gospel narrative), NEW TEST ST, 45(4), 1999, pp. 498-513
Paul's pre-Christian zealot associations: A re-examination of Galatians-I,14 and Acts-XXII,3 (Jewish extremist influences in the formation of Paulineepistolary proclamations)
Authors: Fairchild, MR
Citation: Mr. Fairchild, Paul's pre-Christian zealot associations: A re-examination of Galatians-I,14 and Acts-XXII,3 (Jewish extremist influences in the formation of Paulineepistolary proclamations), NEW TEST ST, 45(4), 1999, pp. 514-532
Romans-I,18-II,29: A non-Pauline interpolation? (Examining distinctive vocabulary and grammar as criteria for apostolic authenticity)
Authors: Walker, WO
Citation: Wo. Walker, Romans-I,18-II,29: A non-Pauline interpolation? (Examining distinctive vocabulary and grammar as criteria for apostolic authenticity), NEW TEST ST, 45(4), 1999, pp. 533-552
The millennium (Revelation-XX,4-6) as heaven (Developing a line of interpretation through image, structure and thematic analyses of John's 'Apocalypse')
Authors: Giblin, CH
Citation: Ch. Giblin, The millennium (Revelation-XX,4-6) as heaven (Developing a line of interpretation through image, structure and thematic analyses of John's 'Apocalypse'), NEW TEST ST, 45(4), 1999, pp. 553-570
"Athanasia"/"Anastasis": The road not taken (Linking resurrection and immortality through contextual philosophical anthropology)
Authors: Marrow, SB
Citation: Sb. Marrow, "Athanasia"/"Anastasis": The road not taken (Linking resurrection and immortality through contextual philosophical anthropology), NEW TEST ST, 45(4), 1999, pp. 571-586
"In the beginning": A christological transparency (Exploring the development of the origins of the Johannine echo-usage of "arche")
Authors: Miller, EL
Citation: El. Miller, "In the beginning": A christological transparency (Exploring the development of the origins of the Johannine echo-usage of "arche"), NEW TEST ST, 45(4), 1999, pp. 587-592
Some notes and observations on the Lukan utilization of the Greek word "pniktos" in the 'Acts of the Apostles' (Acts-XV,29)
Authors: Philip, M
Citation: M. Philip, Some notes and observations on the Lukan utilization of the Greek word "pniktos" in the 'Acts of the Apostles' (Acts-XV,29), NEW TEST ST, 45(4), 1999, pp. 593-596
Two Philonic prayers and their contexts: An analysis of 'Who is the Heir of Divine Things' (Her.24-29) and 'Against Flaccus' (Flac.170-175)
Authors: Borgen, P
Citation: P. Borgen, Two Philonic prayers and their contexts: An analysis of 'Who is the Heir of Divine Things' (Her.24-29) and 'Against Flaccus' (Flac.170-175), NEW TEST ST, 45(3), 1999, pp. 291-309
Making sense of Scripture. A re-examination in light of philosophical hermeneutics and recent literary approaches
Authors: Dumais, M
Citation: M. Dumais, Making sense of Scripture. A re-examination in light of philosophical hermeneutics and recent literary approaches, NEW TEST ST, 45(3), 1999, pp. 310-331
A poor man's christology (Exploring a proto-Christian theology/philosophy of poverty)
Authors: Goulder, M
Citation: M. Goulder, A poor man's christology (Exploring a proto-Christian theology/philosophy of poverty), NEW TEST ST, 45(3), 1999, pp. 332-348
The first testing of Jesus: A re-reading of Mark-I,12-13 (Echoes of a Jewish biblical tradition in New-Testament christology)
Authors: Van Henten, JW
Citation: Jw. Van Henten, The first testing of Jesus: A re-reading of Mark-I,12-13 (Echoes of a Jewish biblical tradition in New-Testament christology), NEW TEST ST, 45(3), 1999, pp. 349-366
The concept of the "assembly", the so-called "we" accounts and companion itineraries in the 'Acts of the Apostles' - New considerations for an old problem?
Authors: Koch, DA
Citation: Da. Koch, The concept of the "assembly", the so-called "we" accounts and companion itineraries in the 'Acts of the Apostles' - New considerations for an old problem?, NEW TEST ST, 45(3), 1999, pp. 367-390
The conversion of the imagination: Scripture and eschatology in '1 Corinthians' (Reshaping an early Christian community's identity in light of Israelite biblical history)
Authors: Hays, RB
Citation: Rb. Hays, The conversion of the imagination: Scripture and eschatology in '1 Corinthians' (Reshaping an early Christian community's identity in light of Israelite biblical history), NEW TEST ST, 45(3), 1999, pp. 391-412
The "robbing" of equality with God: A religio-historical proposal for Philippians-II,6-11 (Biblical, Jewish and Hellenistic traditions regarding a usurping of the divine equality of kings)
Authors: Vollenweider, S
Citation: S. Vollenweider, The "robbing" of equality with God: A religio-historical proposal for Philippians-II,6-11 (Biblical, Jewish and Hellenistic traditions regarding a usurping of the divine equality of kings), NEW TEST ST, 45(3), 1999, pp. 413-433
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