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This book is a study of Paul's response to the financial help he received from the church in Philippi while he was a prisoner in Rome. It examines the rhetoric of Phil 4,10-20 and its function in the whole letter to the Philippians.In addition to a comparison with Greco-Roman practices regarding the exchange of gifts and patronage in society. Although "gift exchange" or "social reciprocity" permeated every level of society in Paul's day, Paul s response was not an ungracious response, but rather an attempt to draw the new Christian attitude to giving and receiving. Where "self-sufficiency" is transformed to "Christ-Sufficiency".…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
This book is a study of Paul's response to the financial help he received from the church in Philippi while he was a prisoner in Rome. It examines the rhetoric of Phil 4,10-20 and its function in the whole letter to the Philippians.In addition to a comparison with Greco-Roman practices regarding the exchange of gifts and patronage in society. Although "gift exchange" or "social reciprocity" permeated every level of society in Paul's day, Paul s response was not an ungracious response, but rather an attempt to draw the new Christian attitude to giving and receiving. Where "self-sufficiency" is transformed to "Christ-Sufficiency".
Autorenporträt
Dolly Chaaya is a New Testament assistant professor at the Faculty of Theology at the Holy Spirit University of Kaslik - Lebanon. Actually she is the Head of Graduate Studies at the same Faculty. Her research is based on New Testament Studies and her main field of interest is Pauline literature.