Derhetorizing Paul a dynamic perspective on Pauline theology and the law
Machine generated contents note: PrefaceV -- Part I -- The Dynamics of Paul's Writings -- 1. Towards a Sensible Interpretation of Paul1 -- 2. Was Paul a Theologian?5 -- A. The Dogmatic Interpretation5 -- B. The "Contextual" Alternative8 -- C. Back to Theology13 -- D. New Approaches to...
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| Sprache: | eng |
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Tübingen
Mohr Siebeck
2000
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| Schriftenreihe: | Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zum Neuen Testament
124 |
| Schlagworte: |
Bible
> Theology
> Language, style
> Law (Theology)
> Biblical teaching
> Rhetorik
> Bibel
> Theologie
> Gesetz
> Paulus
> Kritik
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Tag hinzufügen | Zusammenfassung: | Machine generated contents note: PrefaceV -- Part I -- The Dynamics of Paul's Writings -- 1. Towards a Sensible Interpretation of Paul1 -- 2. Was Paul a Theologian?5 -- A. The Dogmatic Interpretation5 -- B. The "Contextual" Alternative8 -- C. Back to Theology13 -- D. New Approaches to Pauline Theology18 -- 3. From a Static to a Dynamic View of Paul's Text23 -- A. Two Perspectives23 -- B. Some Approaches to Textual Dynamics27 -- C. The Dynamic Nature of Paul's Writing29 -- 4. Was Paul Sincere?36 -- A. Questioning Paul's Ethos36 -- B. Attempts to Save Paul's Reputation38 -- C. Adapting a General Pattern41 -- D. Against the Wind43 -- E. Sincerity Behind the Rhetoric?44 -- Part II -- The Law in Paul's Theology -- 1. Solutions with Problems53 -- 2. The Law in Galatians58 -- A. Galatians as Persuasion59 -- a. Was Paul too Angry?59 -- b. Coerced by the Villains?64 -- c. The Antagonists' Theology Defined?68 -- d. Galatians as Dramatization70 -- a) Labelling the Opponents70 -- p) Mighty Expressions70 -- y) Absolute Theology71 -- 8) Conclusion72 -- B. Theology behind Rhetoric?73 -- a. Semantic Observations73 -- b. The Law and God - is Paul Blasphemous?80 -- a) The Exigency of Gal 3,15-2980 -- p) The Origins of the Law81 -- Y) The Purpose of the Law83 -- 8) Conclusions84 -- c. The Law as Moral Guidance85 -- a) The New Moses?86 -- p) Enabling Exhortation?87 -- y) The Exigency of Gal 5,13-6,1088 -- C. Conclusions92 -- 3. The Law Strikes Back: Romans and 1 Cor95 -- A. Conditions for Communication96 -- a. Romans96 -- b. 1 Cor and Other Pauline Epistles101 -- B. Semantic Observations106 -- C. The Functions of the Law110 -- a. Producing Life112 -- b. Explaining the Death of Christians114 -- a) 1 Cor 15,56 - the Mother of All Contradictions?115 -- p) Rom 7,14-25 Revisited117 -- c. Identifying and Provoking Sin 127 -- d. Conclusion 130 -- D. Law and Paraenesis 131 -- a. Should the Commands of the Law still be Obeyed? 132 -- b. Has the Paraenesis Inherited the Negative Qualities of the Law? 135 -- 4. What Was Wrong With the Law?138 -- A. Theology Must not be Disregarded139 -- B. Jewish Theology or Pauline Exaggeration?143 -- C. Tensions within the Old Testament148 -- a. Introduction148 -- b. Contradicting the Promise?152 -- c. Counteracting Monotheism?155 -- a) Persistence of the Social Difference155 -- p) Tension within Judaism157 -- D. Law and Boasting - a General Element of Paul's Solution165 -- a. Introduction165 -- b. Phil 3 and Rom 4168 -- c.lCor171 -- d.Gal6174 -- e. Conclusion: Boasting, Judaism, and Paul176 -- Part III -- Paul Derhetorized? -- 1. Summary181 -- 2. Concluding Remarks on the Dynamic Perspective184 -- Literature187 -- Indices198 -- Sources199 -- Modem Authors207 -- Subjects211. |
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| Beschreibung: | Literaturverz. S. [187] - 198 |
| Beschreibung: | IX, 213 S 24 cm |
| ISBN: | 316147290X 3-16-147290-X |