Biblical interpretation in early Christian Gospels
Subtitle: Gospel of Luke
By: edited by Thomas Hatina
Series: Studies in Scripture in early Judaism and Christianity -- v. 16; Library of New Testament studies -- v. 376; Studies in scripture in early Judaism and Christianity -- v. 16.; Library of New Testament studies -- 376.
Publisher: T & T Clark; T&T Clark
Published: 2010
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 228
ISBN-13: 9780567033093
Subjects: Relation to Luke; Relation to the Old Testament; Criticism, interpretation; Bible
Other titles: Gospel of Luke
Description: This is the third in a five volume set gathering together recent research by leading scholars on the interpretation and function of Jewish scripture texts in early Christian Gospels. It discusses the Gospel of Luke.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 201-216) and indexes.
Table of contents: title: Complexity of contexts and the study of Luke's use of scripture / Thomas R. Hatina; title: Zacchaeus : 'a son of Abraham'? / Andrew E. Arterbury; title: Luke's Good Samaritan and the Chronicler's good Samaritans / Craig A. Evans; title: Isaiah 40.3-5 and Luke's understanding of the wilderness of John the Baptist / Michael E. Fuller; title: The voice of Northrop Frye crying in the wilderness : the mythmaking function of Isaiah 40.3 in Luke's annunciation of the Baptist / Thomas R. Hatina; title: Luke 24.13-35, collective memory, and cultural frames / Sandra Huebenthal; title: Greater than Solomon : orality, mnemonics, and scriptural narrativization in Luke / Anthony Le Donne; title: A coat of many colors : the role of the scriptures of Israel in Luke 2 / Kenneth D. Litwak; title: "The times of the nations' and a prophetic pattern in Luke 21 / John Nolland; title: 'The finger of God' : Lukan irony and Old Testament allusion as narrative strategy (Luke 11.20 and Exodus 8.19 [LXX 8.15]) / Larry Perkins; title: Luke as a reader of the LXX / Gregory E. Sterling; title: Aural performance, conceptual blending, and intertextuality : the (non- )use of Scripture in Luke 24.45-48 / Frederick S. Tappenden.