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Luke and Acts with (in) Second Temple Judaism / edited by Isaac W. Oliver, Jocelyn McWhirter and Joshua Scott |
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Beihefte zur Zeitschrift für die neutestamentliche Wissenschaft ; |
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Altri autori (Persone) |
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Oliver, Isaac W., <1980- > |
Mcwhirter, Jocelyn |
Scott, J. Barton |
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Bibbia. Nuovo Testamento. Vangelo secondo Luca - Commentari, studi, critica, interpretazioni |
Bibbia - Commentari, studi, critica, interpretazioni - Miscellanea |
Bibbia. Nuovo Testamento. Atti degli Apostoli - Commentari, studi, critica, interpretazioni |
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“Who Is speaking thus?”: theorizing Lukan Authorship within Early Judaism / Joshua Paul Smith. -- Dating the Acts of the apostles: Before or After 70? / Simon Claude Mimouni. -- Luke-Acts beyond Jewish and Gentile christianity: the nations, the Judeans, and the way / Matt Jackson-McCabe. -- Spiritual proselytes or “righteous Gentiles” in Acts 15? / Craig S. Keener. -- “The days of Elijah”: Luke 4:24-30 and the unparted ways / Christopher Redmon. -- A reassessment of Jesus's meals with pharisees: an argument for Luke's Jewish eschatology / Vicki L. Pedersen. -- “God has brought to Israel a savior, Jesus, as he promised” (Acts 13:23b): the form and function of Israel's salvation in Luke's memory of origins / Simon Butticaz. -- Stephen's speech, anti-Judaism, and the rhetoric of denunciation in Acts / David Andrew Smith. -- The narrative relevance and theological significance of Paul's vision in the Jerusalem Temple (Acts 22:17-21) / Antonio Landi. -- Reopening the open ending of Acts: Judaism, dialogue, and unfinalizability / Christy Cobb. -- Luke 4:16-30, the Melchizedek Document (11Q13), and the eschatological interpretation of Isaiah 61 / Jonathan Kaplan. -- The stone that will |
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crush (Luke 20:18): insights from Daniel in Luke/Acts / Kylie Crabbe. -- “The words of the prophets”: messianic exegesis in Luke-Acts / Jocelyn McWhirter. -- The Jewish character of Luke's imitation of literary models: situating Acts within Judaism / Michael Kochenash. -- A life in common: universalist influences on the Book of Acts / Malka Z. Simkovich. -- The few who are saved in Luke 13:22-30: a comparison with 4 Ezra / James Mwaura Njunge, Juan Carlos Ossandón Widow. -- The double love command as a form of Imitatio Dei in the life of Abraham, the Gospel of Luke, and the Testaments of the Twelve patriarchs / Vered Hillel. -- Jews, Gentiles, and the God of Israel: Luke and Josephus on Israel's history, the Torah, and ethnic identity / J. Andrew Cowan. -- Reading Acts with(in) the Second Century: Acts, Ignatius, and Barnabas on Jews and Judaism / Jason F. Moraff. -- “Doing what is right”: comparing discourses of Mosaic law in Luke-Acts and Justin martyr / Susan J. Wendel. -- “Was someone called while circumcised? let him not conceal his circumcision” (1 Cor 7:18): Pauline epispasm in early Christian narrative / Benjamin White. -- Anti-Judaic tendencies of manuscript D and Acts in the changing Roman Empire / Valéria Terézia Dančiaková. -- Acts in light of its reception in the Pseudo-Clementine recognitions 1.27-71 and homilies / Karin Hedner Zetterholm |
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