Greco-Roman and Jewish tributaries to the New Testament
Subtitle: festschrift in honor of Gregory J. Riley
By: Christopher S. Crawford, editor
Series: Claremont studies in New Testament & Christian origins -- 4; Claremont studies in New Testament and Christian origins -- 4.
Publisher: Claremont Press
Published: 2019
Place of publication: Claremont, CA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 220
ISBN-13: 9781946230355
Copyright date: 2018
Subjects: Intertextuality in the Bible; Criticism, interpretation; Bible; Relation to the New Testament; Greek literature
Description: "This volume explores the Greco-Roman and Jewish origins of the New Testament and early Christianity. It pays particular attention to the gospels and the traditions which place those sacred texts."--Publisher statement.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 193 -209) and indexes.
Table of contents: title: Introduction  -- Christopher S. Crawford; title: The "journey of the soul" in two Lucan parables  -- Nicholas J. Frederic; title: Kings of the Jews : Herodian collaboration with Rome through a Marcan lens  -- Margaret Froelich; title: Mark's transformation of the love commandment : controversy in the lost gospel, Logoi 6:18-21 and Mark 12:28-34 and 10:17-22  -- Dennis R. MacDonald; title: Evidence for a relationship between Mark and Q  -- James Van Dore; title: A woman caught in adultry? Or a wandering teacher trapped between Roman and Jewish law? : John 7:53-8:11 in light of Quintilian and Seneca  -- Thomas E. Phillips; title: Romans 1:26-27 in its rhetorical tradition  -- Brett Provance; title: New directions in the Gospel of Thomas : Oxyrhynchus as a test case  -- Thomas A. Wayment; title: A separate Son of Man  -- L. Arik Greenberg; title: Eschatological perspective in the Heikhalot Rabbati -- Marvin A. Sweeney.