Jesus and the heritage of Israel : Luke's narrative claim upon Israel's legacy / edited by David P. Moessner. [print]

Contributor(s):

Moessner, David P, 1949-

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text

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unmediated

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volume

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9781563382932

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LOC classification:

BS2589
BS2589.M694.J478 1999

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Contents:

Formal elements and genre : which Greco-Roman prologues most closely parallel the Lukan prologues? / L.C.A. Alexander -- Rhetorical influences and genre : Luke's preface and the rhetorical of Hellenistic historiography Daryl D. Schmidt -- The claims of the prologues and Greco-Roman rhetoric : the preface to Luke and Acts in light of Greco-Roman rhetoric strategies Vernon K. Robbins -- The appeal and power of poetics (Luke 1:1-4) : Luke's superior credentials (parakolouthakoti), narrative sequence (kathexas), and firmness of understanding (a asphaleia) for the reader David P. Moessner -- Israel's heritage and claims upon the genre(s) of Luke and Acts : the problem of a history Richard Pervo -- Promise and fulfillment in Hellenistic Jewish narratives and in Luke and Acts William Kurz -- Acts and the fragments of Hellenistic Jewish historians Carl R. Holladay -- "Opening the Scriptures" : the legitimation of the Jewish Diaspora and the early Christian mission Gregory E. Sterling -- akribos...grapsai (Luke 1:3) : to write the full history of God's receiving all nations David L. Balch --

Eckhard Plumacher -- The theology of sea storms in Luke-Acts Charles H. Talbert and J.H. Hayes -- The enigma of the silent closing of Acts (28:16-31) / Daniel Marguerat -- Israel's future and the delay of the Parousia, according to Luke Michael Wolter -- The story of Israel within the Lukan narrative Robert C. Tannehill -- "Israel" and the story of salvation : one theme in two parts I. Howard Marshall -- Conclusion : "And some were persuaded ..." / David P. Moessner and David L. Tiede.

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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	BS2589.J48 1999 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		31923001594809

Introduction. Two books but one story? / David P. Moessner and David L. Tiede -- Formal elements and genre : which Greco-Roman prologues most closely parallel the Lukan prologues? / L.C.A. Alexander -- Rhetorical influences and genre : Luke's preface and the rhetorical of Hellenistic historiography Daryl D. Schmidt -- The claims of the prologues and Greco-Roman rhetoric : the preface to Luke and Acts in light of Greco-Roman rhetoric strategies Vernon K. Robbins -- The appeal and power of poetics (Luke 1:1-4) : Luke's superior credentials (parakolouthakoti), narrative sequence (kathexas), and firmness of understanding (a asphaleia) for the reader David P. Moessner -- Israel's heritage and claims upon the genre(s) of Luke and Acts : the problem of a history Richard Pervo -- Promise and fulfillment in Hellenistic Jewish narratives and in Luke and Acts William Kurz -- Acts and the fragments of Hellenistic Jewish historians Carl R. Holladay -- "Opening the Scriptures" : the legitimation of the Jewish Diaspora and the early Christian mission Gregory E. Sterling -- akribos...grapsai (Luke 1:3) : to write the full history of God's receiving all nations David L. Balch --

The mission speeches in Acts and Dionysius of Halicarnassus Eckhard Plumacher -- The theology of sea storms in Luke-Acts Charles H. Talbert and J.H. Hayes -- The enigma of the silent closing of Acts (28:16-31) / Daniel Marguerat -- Israel's future and the delay of the Parousia, according to Luke Michael Wolter -- The story of Israel within the Lukan narrative Robert C. Tannehill -- "Israel" and the story of salvation : one theme in two parts I. Howard Marshall -- Conclusion : "And some were persuaded ..." / David P. Moessner and David L. Tiede.

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