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Scripture, Texts, and Tracings in Romans
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The Apostle employs the Scriptures more in Romans than in any of his other letters. Scripture, Texts, and Tracings in Romans advances the interpretation of Romans by exploring how the Apostle Paul quoted, alluded to, or "echoed" the Jewish Scriptures. Identification of allusions is at the forefront, as are questions of methodology, the texture of Paul's theology, his understanding of Scripture, and implications for other areas of Pauline studies, such as empire-criticism.
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2021
ISBN-Print
978-1-9787-0471-8
ISBN-Online
978-1-9787-0472-5
Publisher
Lexington, Lanham
Language
English
Pages
268
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Preface No access
The Rationale No access
Tackling Paul’s Use of Scripture in Romans No access
Conclusion No access
The Ancient Text, Translation, and Citation of Hab 2:4 No access
The Early History of Rewriting of Part of Hab 2:4 No access
Rewriting and Snippet Quotations of Hab 2:4 in Romans No access
Conclusion No access
Notes No access
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Reference to Isa 52:5 in Rom 2:24 and its Context No access
Deutero-Isaianic Connections in the Early Chapters of Romans No access
Conclusion No access
Notes No access
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Paul’s Use of Sacred Scripture in Context No access
Correspondence between Paul’s Use of the Old Testament and Select Second Temple Texts No access
The Connections between God’s Promises and David as Opposed to Torah No access
Conclusion No access
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A Linguistic Evaluation No access
Sin/Sin-Offering in the Context of Romans 8:3 No access
Notes No access
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Reasons to Reevaluate Obeng’s Conclusions No access
The Spirit in the Wisdom of Solomon No access
The Holy Spirit in Romans No access
Wisdom and the Spirit in the Book of Wisdom and the Epistle to the Romans No access
Conclusion No access
Notes No access
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A Wisdom Polemic: Rom 9:20 and 11:34 No access
The Context of Isaiah 29:16: The NE Wisdom Polemic and God’s Mercy No access
The Context of Isaiah 45:9: The NE Wisdom Polemic and God’s Cyrus Plan No access
The Purpose of Isa 29:16 and 45:9 in Rom 9:20 No access
The Context of Isa 40:13: God’s Wisdom Polemic in the Motif of the NE No access
Isaiah 40:13 in Rom 11:34 No access
Conclusion No access
Notes No access
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The Context of ROMANS 9:20–21 No access
Romans 9:20–21: The Potter and the Clay No access
Romans 9:21: The Potter’s Right No access
Conclusion No access
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The Main Argument of the Context (9:30–10:13) No access
In What Sense Is Christ the End of the Law? (Rom 10:4) No access
Scriptural Support for Two Ways of Righteousness (10:5–8) No access
Paul’s Interpretive Methods No access
Notes No access
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Obduracy in Translations of the Hebrew Bible No access
Agency and Obduracy in Qumran No access
Agency and Obduracy in Romans No access
A Comparison of Paul and Qumran No access
Notes No access
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Argumentation and Structure in Romans 12 No access
Jewish Scriptural Echoes, Allusions, and Citations in Rom 12:9–21 No access
Conclusion No access
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A Brief Survey of Second Temple Expectations No access
The Roman Audiences and a Jewish Messiah No access
Xριστός No access
The Evidence from Romans No access
Conclusion No access
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Intertextuality and Method No access
Empire Criticism and Method No access
Text and Topos No access
The Question of Criteria No access
Caution and Voice under Domination No access
Method Going Forward No access
Notes No access
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Notes No access
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Index No access Pages 239 - 244
Index of Ancient Sources No access Pages 245 - 264
