New Testament Studies.
- London : Cambridge University Press, 2017.
No. 1 Negotiating n new world view in Acts 1.8?/ Peter-Ben Smit. --- pp. 1-22. Paul and ego(greek term): some comments on grammar and style/ Michel Winger. --- pp. 23-37. Sanctification and oneness in 1 Corinthians with implications for the case of 'mixed marriages' (1 Corinthians 7.12-16)/ Stephen C. Barton. --- pp. 38-55. Resurrection in paganism and the question of an empty tomb in 1 Corinthians 15*/ John Granger Cook. --- pp. 56-75. Faith in God who resurrects: the theocentric faith of hebrews/ Matthew C. Easter. --- pp. 76-91. 'I have come to abolish sacrifices' (Epiphanius, pan. 30.16.5): re-examining a jewish christian text and tradition*/ Simon J. Joseph. --- pp. 92-110. Salvific dissolution: the mystery of the betrayal between the new testament and the gospel of Judas/ Jonathan Cahana. --- pp. 111-124. The origins of pauline theology: paratexts and priscillian of Avila's canons on the letters of apostle Paul/ T.J. Lang & Matthew R. Crawford. --- pp. 125-145. The historicity of the neronian persecution: a response to Brent Shaw/ Christopher P. Jones. --- pp. 146-152. Acts as Kyregma/ Carl R. Holladay. --- pp. 153-182. Anger issues: Mark 1.41 in Ephrem the syrian, the old latin gospels and codex bezae*/ Nathan C. Johnson. --- pp. 183-202. P45 and the problem of the 'seventy(-two)': a case for the longer reading in Luke 10.1 and 17/ Zachary J. Cole. --- pp. 203-221. Narrative criticism of the religious authorities as a group character in the gospel of John: some problems/ Urban C. Von Wahlde. --- pp. 222-245. Birthing the children of God: echoes of theogony in Romans 8.19-23/ Courtney J. P. Friesen. --- pp. 246-260. Is there an emphatic uev(greek) ? a consideration of the particle's development and its function in koine*/ Christopher J. Fresch. --- pp. 261-278. Le docetisme des christologies gnostiques revisite*/ Jean-Daniel Dubois. --- pp. 279-304. Postscript: a final note about the origin of the gospel of jesus' wife*/ Andrew Bernhard --- pp. 305-317. No. 2 Jesus: un << fils de l'homme>> tourne vers les <>. un nouveau regard sur mt 11,27 et lc 10,22/ Marc Rastoin. --- pp. 355-369. 1 Cor 14.34-5 without 'in all churches of the saints' : external evidence/ Alesja Lavrinovica. --- pp. 370-389. Biography, history and the genre of Luke-Acts*/ Daniel Lynwood Smith. --- pp. 390-410. Interpreting pedagogical Acts: Acts 8.26-40 and narrative reflexitivity as pedagogy*/ Michal Beth Dinkler. --- pp. 411-427. Zwischen mythos und wahrheit: neue perspektiven auf die sogenannten pastoralbriefe*/ Jens Herzer. --- pp. 428-450. 'Without lies or deception': oracular claims to truth in epistle to Titus*/ J. Albert Harril. --- pp. 451-472. Whence the giant Jesus and his talking cross? the resurection in gospel of Peter 10.39-42 as prophetic fulfillment of LXX psalm 18/ Deane Galbraith. --- pp. 473-491. No. 3 Judaean and Christ-follower identities grounds for a distinction/ Steve Mason & Philip F. Esler. --- pp. 493-515. Cognitive science in the study of early christianity: why it is helpful - and how?/ Risto Uro. --- pp. 516-533. Gaius the roman guest/ John S. Kloppenborg. --- pp. 534-550. In the days of Noah: urzeit/endzeit correspondence and the flood tradition in 1 Peter 3-4/ Katie Marcar. --- pp. 550-566. The fetishization of female exempla: Mary, Thecla Perpetua and Felicitas/ Sarah Parkhouse. --- pp. 567-587. How the body of Lazarus helps to solve a pauline problem/ Jennifer R. Strawbridge. --- pp. 588-603. Vaticans distigme-obelos symbols marking added text, including 1 Corinthian 14.34-5/ Philip B. Payne. --- pp. 604-625.