The New Testament has a surprisingly rich and fascinating history of composition. By understanding the processes by which these writings came to be, you will have the tools you need to engage the New Testament critically.
The New Testament has a surprisingly rich and fascinating history of composition. By understanding the processes by which these writings came to be, you will have the tools you need to engage the New Testament critically.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Rabbi Michael J. Cook, PhD, is professor of intertestamental and early Christian literatures and holds the Sol and Arlene Bronstein Professorship in Judaeo-Christian Studies at Hebrew Union College¿Jewish Institute of Religion. He is author of Modern Jews Engage the New Testament: Enhancing Jewish Well-Being in a Christian Environment (Jewish Lights) and is a leader in the field of Jewish-Christian relations. Rabbi Michael J. Cook, PhD, is available to speak on the following topics: * Jews, Jesus and "Gospel Dynamics": Why the Future Is Not What It Used to Be * From Calvary to Oberammergau 2010: The Impact of Jesus' Death on Jewish Life * Now That Jesus Hasn't Returned, What Does It Mean for the Jews? * Jesus Was No Myth, But Who Then Was He? * "And as They Were at Table Eating" (Mk 14): Could the Last Supper Have Been a Seder?
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Before We Proceed: How to Read This Book Introduction: Reversing "Statuary Blindness" the Goal That Distinguishes This Book Notes on Terminology Keeping Our Referents Straight Part One: Renouncing Intentional Ignorance 1 When Advice of Sages Ceases to Be Sage Advice 2 Results of Ignorance: Evolving Jewish Views of Jesus 3 Presenting the New Testament: Order and Dis-orders Part Two: Basics We Should Know 4 Prisms for Viewing Early Christianity 5 Jesus and His Setting in the Land of Israel 6 Paul in His Diaspora Context Part Three: Reasoning Matters Through 7 Characteristic Jewish Perspectives on the Gospels 8 Mastering Gospel Dynamics : Avenues to Ponder Part Four: Christian Holy Days: Beneficial Applications of Jewish Gospel Study 9 Christmas: Why the Infancy ( Virgin Birth ) Stories Arose 10 Maundy (Holy) Thursday: Can We Right What's Wrong with Church Seders ? 11 Good Friday: Responding to Blame for Jesus Death 12 Good Friday (Extended): Did the Sanhedrin and Barabbas Episodes Actually Occur? 13 Easter: Empty Tomb Enigmas Part Five: Primary New Testament Writings: A Concern for Jews from Each 14 Romans 9 11: Why Paul s Anxiety for Israel? 15 The Gospel of Mark: Destabilizing a Betrayal by Judas ( the Jews ?) 16 The Gospel of Matthew: Why So Pro-Jewish a Flavor to So Anti-Jewish a Gospel? 17 The Gospel of Luke and the Book of Acts: Did Jews Flock to Christianity? Luke s Myth of the Myriads 18 The Gospel of John: Why Are Jesus Enemies So Conspicuously Termed the Jews ? Part Six: When Wariness Is Warranted: New Testament Knowledge for Self-Defense 19 The Christian Apocalypse: Jews as God s Odometer in End-Times Scenarios 20 Neutralizing Missionary Encroachment: Conceptual Frameworks Part Seven: Integrating Matters 21 My Personal Positions: Where They May Be Distinctive 22 Is the New Testament Antisemitic ? 23 Never Again! Never Before! Suitability Index for Using This Multipurpose Book: Matching Contents to Occasion Listing of Figures Acknowledgments Abbreviations Notes Selected Bibliography Modern Author Index Scripture Index Gospel Dynamics Index Subject Index
Before We Proceed: How to Read This Book Introduction: Reversing "Statuary Blindness" the Goal That Distinguishes This Book Notes on Terminology Keeping Our Referents Straight Part One: Renouncing Intentional Ignorance 1 When Advice of Sages Ceases to Be Sage Advice 2 Results of Ignorance: Evolving Jewish Views of Jesus 3 Presenting the New Testament: Order and Dis-orders Part Two: Basics We Should Know 4 Prisms for Viewing Early Christianity 5 Jesus and His Setting in the Land of Israel 6 Paul in His Diaspora Context Part Three: Reasoning Matters Through 7 Characteristic Jewish Perspectives on the Gospels 8 Mastering Gospel Dynamics : Avenues to Ponder Part Four: Christian Holy Days: Beneficial Applications of Jewish Gospel Study 9 Christmas: Why the Infancy ( Virgin Birth ) Stories Arose 10 Maundy (Holy) Thursday: Can We Right What's Wrong with Church Seders ? 11 Good Friday: Responding to Blame for Jesus Death 12 Good Friday (Extended): Did the Sanhedrin and Barabbas Episodes Actually Occur? 13 Easter: Empty Tomb Enigmas Part Five: Primary New Testament Writings: A Concern for Jews from Each 14 Romans 9 11: Why Paul s Anxiety for Israel? 15 The Gospel of Mark: Destabilizing a Betrayal by Judas ( the Jews ?) 16 The Gospel of Matthew: Why So Pro-Jewish a Flavor to So Anti-Jewish a Gospel? 17 The Gospel of Luke and the Book of Acts: Did Jews Flock to Christianity? Luke s Myth of the Myriads 18 The Gospel of John: Why Are Jesus Enemies So Conspicuously Termed the Jews ? Part Six: When Wariness Is Warranted: New Testament Knowledge for Self-Defense 19 The Christian Apocalypse: Jews as God s Odometer in End-Times Scenarios 20 Neutralizing Missionary Encroachment: Conceptual Frameworks Part Seven: Integrating Matters 21 My Personal Positions: Where They May Be Distinctive 22 Is the New Testament Antisemitic ? 23 Never Again! Never Before! Suitability Index for Using This Multipurpose Book: Matching Contents to Occasion Listing of Figures Acknowledgments Abbreviations Notes Selected Bibliography Modern Author Index Scripture Index Gospel Dynamics Index Subject Index
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