The Romans debate / edited by Karl P. Donfried. [print]

Originally published: Minneapolis : Augsburg Pub. House, 1977.

Introduction 1977 : the nature and scope of the Romans debate Karl Paul Donfried -- Introduction 1991 : the Romans debate since 1977 Karl Paul Donfried -- St. Paul's letter to the Romans--and others T.W. Manson -- The letter to the Romans as Paul's last will and testament Gunther Bornkamm -- Paul's purpose in writing the epistle to the Romans Gunter Klein -- A short note on Romans 16 Karl Paul Donfried -- The letter to Jerusalem Jacob Jervell -- Romans 14:1-15:13 and the occasion of Romans Robert J. Karris -- The Jewish community in ancient Rome and the origins of Roman Christianity Wolfgang Wiefel -- False presuppositions in the study of Romans Karl Paul Donfried -- The occasion of Romans Robert J. Karris -- Paul's rhetoric of argumentation in Romans Wilhelm Wuellner -- The form and function of the Greek letter-essay Martin Luther Stirewalt, Jr. -- The Romans debate--continued F.F. Bruce -- Purpose and occasion of Romans again A.J.M. Wedderburn -- The two Roman congregations : Romans 14:1-15:13 Francis Watson -- The Roman Christians of Romans 16 Peter Lampe -- The purpose of Romans Peter Stuhlmacher -- The formal and theological coherence of Romans James D.G. Dunn -- Romans III as a key to the structure and thought of Romans William S. Campbell -- Following the argument of Romans Robert Jewett -- Romans as a logos protreptikos David E. Aune -- The new perspective on Paul : Paul and the law James D.G. Dunn -- Israel's misstep in the eyes of Paul Lloyd Gaston -- The faithfulness of God and the priority of Israel in Paul's Letter to the Romans J.C. Beker -- The theme of Romans Peter Stuhlmacher.

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