Title: Colossians as pseudepigraphy /
Authors: Kiley, Mark Christopher.
Publisher: JSOT Press,
Year: 1986
Subjects: Bible. Criticism, interpretation, etc.; Bible. Authorship.
Contents: 1. Interplay with the culture: What, why, how -- Introduction -- Pseudepigraphy or pseudonymity: the terminological question -- Greco-Roman attitudes toward pseudepigraphy -- Pseudepigraphical letters constructed like Colossians -- Pseudepigraphical letters/collections of the Greco-Roman period -- Summary -- 2. What Colossians is not -- Introduction -- Historical sketch of arguments advanced against the authenticity of Colossians -- Analysis of arguments -- Summary -- 3. What Colossians is -- Introduction -- The literary dependence of Colossians on Philippians and Philemon -- The Deutero-Pauline school as revealed in Colossians -- Overall purpose of Colossians -- Summary -- Appendix: Greco-Roman people beside Paul effecting financial transactions on behalf of a mission.