Toward Decentering the New Testament : A Reintroduction.
Smith, Mitzi J.
Toward Decentering the New Testament : A Reintroduction. - 1 online resource (299 pages)
Intro -- Title Page -- Foreword -- Chapter 1: Introduction -- Section I: Interpretation and Contexts -- Chapter 2: Biblical Interpretation: Invitation to Dialogue -- Chapter 3: Greco-Roman and Jewish Influences on the New Testament -- Chapter 4: Refugees, Immigrants, and Foreigners in the New Testament -- Chapter 5: Roman Slavery and the New Testament -- Chapter 6: Intersectionality and Reading Complexity in the New Testament -- Chapter 7: The Privatization of Water, Ancient Rome, and the New Testament -- Chapter 8: Some Matters of Translation and the New Testament -- Section II: The Gospels and Acts -- Chapter 9: "The Danger of a Single Story": The Synoptic Gospels -- Chapter 10: Gospel of Mark -- Chapter 11: Gospel of Matthew -- Chapter 12: Gospel of Luke -- Chapter 13: Gospel of John -- Chapter 14: The Acts of the Apostles -- Section III: Pauline Epistles -- Chapter 15: Significance of Paul as a Jewish Man in Diaspora -- Chapter 16: The Body of Christ -- Chapter 17: Romans -- Chapter 18: 1 Corinthians -- Chapter 19: 2 Corinthians -- Chapter 20: Galatians -- Chapter 21: Ephesians -- Chapter 22: Colossians -- Chapter 23: Philippians -- Chapter 24: Philemon -- Chapter 25: 1-2 Thessalonians -- Chapter 26: 1-2 Timothy and Titus -- Section IV: Catholic Texts -- Chapter 27: Letter of James -- Chapter 28: Jude -- Chapter 29: 1-3 John -- Chapter 30: 1 Peter -- Chapter 31: 2 Peter -- Chapter 32: Hebrews -- Section V: The Apocalypse of John/The Book of Revelation -- Chapter 33: Contemporary and Ancient Apocalyptic Texts and Their Significance -- Chapter 34: Apocalypse of John/Book of Revelation -- Bibliography.
9781532604669
Bible. New Testament-Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Electronic books.
BS2379.7 .S658 2018
225.6
Toward Decentering the New Testament : A Reintroduction. - 1 online resource (299 pages)
Intro -- Title Page -- Foreword -- Chapter 1: Introduction -- Section I: Interpretation and Contexts -- Chapter 2: Biblical Interpretation: Invitation to Dialogue -- Chapter 3: Greco-Roman and Jewish Influences on the New Testament -- Chapter 4: Refugees, Immigrants, and Foreigners in the New Testament -- Chapter 5: Roman Slavery and the New Testament -- Chapter 6: Intersectionality and Reading Complexity in the New Testament -- Chapter 7: The Privatization of Water, Ancient Rome, and the New Testament -- Chapter 8: Some Matters of Translation and the New Testament -- Section II: The Gospels and Acts -- Chapter 9: "The Danger of a Single Story": The Synoptic Gospels -- Chapter 10: Gospel of Mark -- Chapter 11: Gospel of Matthew -- Chapter 12: Gospel of Luke -- Chapter 13: Gospel of John -- Chapter 14: The Acts of the Apostles -- Section III: Pauline Epistles -- Chapter 15: Significance of Paul as a Jewish Man in Diaspora -- Chapter 16: The Body of Christ -- Chapter 17: Romans -- Chapter 18: 1 Corinthians -- Chapter 19: 2 Corinthians -- Chapter 20: Galatians -- Chapter 21: Ephesians -- Chapter 22: Colossians -- Chapter 23: Philippians -- Chapter 24: Philemon -- Chapter 25: 1-2 Thessalonians -- Chapter 26: 1-2 Timothy and Titus -- Section IV: Catholic Texts -- Chapter 27: Letter of James -- Chapter 28: Jude -- Chapter 29: 1-3 John -- Chapter 30: 1 Peter -- Chapter 31: 2 Peter -- Chapter 32: Hebrews -- Section V: The Apocalypse of John/The Book of Revelation -- Chapter 33: Contemporary and Ancient Apocalyptic Texts and Their Significance -- Chapter 34: Apocalypse of John/Book of Revelation -- Bibliography.
9781532604669
Bible. New Testament-Criticism, interpretation, etc.
Electronic books.
BS2379.7 .S658 2018
225.6