The New Testament in cross-cultural perspective / Richard L. Rohrbaugh. [print]

By:

Rohrbaugh, Richard L, 1936- [Author]

Material type: Text

text

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unmediated

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volume

ISBN:

9781597528276

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LOC classification:

BS2545
BS2545.R739.N498 2007

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Contents:

Jesus: village artisan -- Luke's Jesus: honor claimed, honor tested -- Semiotic behavior in Luke and John -- What did Jesus know about himself and when did he know it? -- Zacchaeus: defender of the honor of Jesus -- A dysfunctional family and its neighbors: Luke 15:11-32 -- A peasant reading of the parable of the talents/pounds: a text of terror? -- Gossip in the New Testament -- The preindustrial city in Luke-Acts: urban social relations: a study of Luke 14:15-24 -- What's the matter with Nicodemus? A social science perspective on John 3:1-21.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Circulating Book (checkout times vary with patron status)	G. Allen Fleece Library CIRCULATING COLLECTION	Non-fiction	BS2545.S55R64 2007 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		31923001542014

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Hermeneutics as cross-cultural encounter: obstacles to understanding -- Jesus: village artisan -- Luke's Jesus: honor claimed, honor tested -- Semiotic behavior in Luke and John -- What did Jesus know about himself and when did he know it? -- Zacchaeus: defender of the honor of Jesus -- A dysfunctional family and its neighbors: Luke 15:11-32 -- A peasant reading of the parable of the talents/pounds: a text of terror? -- Gossip in the New Testament -- The preindustrial city in Luke-Acts: urban social relations: a study of Luke 14:15-24 -- What's the matter with Nicodemus? A social science perspective on John 3:1-21.

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