| Título : | Paul judaism and the gentiles | | Tipo de documento: | texto impreso | | Autores: | Watson, Francis, Autor | | Editorial: | Cambridge University Press | | Número de páginas: | 246 páginas | | ISBN/ISSN/DL: | 978-0-521-32573-0 | | Nota general: | <27029> | | Idioma : | Inglés | | Clasificación: | 221/O37/(ING) | | Resumen: | Preface – page ix
Abbreviations – xi
1. Paul, the reformation and modern scholarship – 1
The Lutheran approach – 2
Oppsition to the Lutheran approach – 10
A sociological approach – 19
2. The origins of Paul’s view of the law – 23
Historical reconstruccion - 23
A the evidence of acts – 23
B the evidence of Paul´s letters – 28
Sociological analysis – 38
Two sociological models – 38
Qumran – 41
The Johannime community – 43
Paul – 45
3. The Galatian crisis – 49
The origins of the crisis – 49
Controversy at Antioch - 50
The council in Jesusalem and the Antioch incident – 53
The founding of the james in Galatia – 59
The men from james in Galatia – 59
Paul´s response to the crisis – 61
Denunciation – 61
Antithesis – 63
Reinterpretation – 69
4. Philippi Corinth and the Judaizers – 73
A warning to the philippians – 73
A place and time of writing – 73
Paul´s opponents in Phil - 74
Antithesis in Phil – 77
Judaizers at Corinth – 80
Judaizers in q corinthins – 81
Paul´s opponents in 2 Cor. 10-13 – 81
5. The situation in rome – 88
The question of the purpose of Romans – 88
The origins of Roman Christianity – 91
The two Roman congregations: Rom - 94
Gentile Christianity in Rome - 98
The evidence of Rom – 102
6. The social function of Romans: Rom 2
A sociological approach ti Rom – 106
Rom. 2: denunciation – 109
Denunciation of the jewish view of the covenant – 109
The obedient Gentiles – 115
7. The social function of Romans: Rom. 3-4 – 123
Rom 3: antithesis – 124
Jewish privilege and the law – 124
Jews, gentiles and the righteousness of god – 131
Rom. 4: jewish view of Abraham – 136
Paul´s reinterpretation of Abraham – 138
8. The social function of Romans: Rom. 5-8 – 143
The social significance of hope - 143
Grace alone as a misuderstaning - 147
The dire consequences of the law – 149
Hope and predestination – 158
9. The social function of Romans – 160
The purpose of Rom – 9-11 – 160
Election and the consistency of god – 162
Justification and the consistency of God – 164
The salvation of Israel and the consistency of god - 168
Excursus: the collection – 174
10 Conclusion – 177
Notes - 182
Bibliography – 232
Index - 245
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Paul judaism and the gentiles [texto impreso] / Watson, Francis, Autor . - [S.l.] : Cambridge University Press, [s.d.] . - 246 páginas. ISSN : 978-0-521-32573-0 <27029> Idioma : Inglés | Clasificación: | 221/O37/(ING) | | Resumen: | Preface – page ix
Abbreviations – xi
1. Paul, the reformation and modern scholarship – 1
The Lutheran approach – 2
Oppsition to the Lutheran approach – 10
A sociological approach – 19
2. The origins of Paul’s view of the law – 23
Historical reconstruccion - 23
A the evidence of acts – 23
B the evidence of Paul´s letters – 28
Sociological analysis – 38
Two sociological models – 38
Qumran – 41
The Johannime community – 43
Paul – 45
3. The Galatian crisis – 49
The origins of the crisis – 49
Controversy at Antioch - 50
The council in Jesusalem and the Antioch incident – 53
The founding of the james in Galatia – 59
The men from james in Galatia – 59
Paul´s response to the crisis – 61
Denunciation – 61
Antithesis – 63
Reinterpretation – 69
4. Philippi Corinth and the Judaizers – 73
A warning to the philippians – 73
A place and time of writing – 73
Paul´s opponents in Phil - 74
Antithesis in Phil – 77
Judaizers at Corinth – 80
Judaizers in q corinthins – 81
Paul´s opponents in 2 Cor. 10-13 – 81
5. The situation in rome – 88
The question of the purpose of Romans – 88
The origins of Roman Christianity – 91
The two Roman congregations: Rom - 94
Gentile Christianity in Rome - 98
The evidence of Rom – 102
6. The social function of Romans: Rom 2
A sociological approach ti Rom – 106
Rom. 2: denunciation – 109
Denunciation of the jewish view of the covenant – 109
The obedient Gentiles – 115
7. The social function of Romans: Rom. 3-4 – 123
Rom 3: antithesis – 124
Jewish privilege and the law – 124
Jews, gentiles and the righteousness of god – 131
Rom. 4: jewish view of Abraham – 136
Paul´s reinterpretation of Abraham – 138
8. The social function of Romans: Rom. 5-8 – 143
The social significance of hope - 143
Grace alone as a misuderstaning - 147
The dire consequences of the law – 149
Hope and predestination – 158
9. The social function of Romans – 160
The purpose of Rom – 9-11 – 160
Election and the consistency of god – 162
Justification and the consistency of God – 164
The salvation of Israel and the consistency of god - 168
Excursus: the collection – 174
10 Conclusion – 177
Notes - 182
Bibliography – 232
Index - 245
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