Negotiating Relationships in Early Jewish and Christian Texts, Contexts, and Reception History Herausgeber: Kobel, Esther; Brant, Jo-Ann A; Warren, Meredith; Keith, Chris
Negotiating Relationships in Early Jewish and Christian Texts, Contexts, and Reception History Herausgeber: Kobel, Esther; Brant, Jo-Ann A; Warren, Meredith; Keith, Chris
"This volume examines the centrality of relationships in the understanding of identity in early Christianity and Judaism"--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Esther Kobel is professor of New Testament at Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz, Germany. Jo-Ann A. Brant is professor emeritus of Bible, Religion and Philosophy at Goshen College, USA. Meredith Warren is senior lecturer in Biblical and Religious Studies and Director of the Sheffield Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies at the University of Sheffield, UK.
Inhaltsangabe
List of Contributors Abbreviations Introduction Part I. Gospel of John Chapter One: Befriending the Beloved Disciple Requires Interventions - Amy-Jill Levine Vanderbilt University Divinity School USA Chapter Two: Intimacy with Jesus: Construction of Closeness by Gender Diversity in John - Peter Wick Ruhr-Universität Bochum Germany Chapter Three: Was Pilate a "Friend of the Emperor? (John 19:12)? - Ruben Zimmermann Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz Germany Chapter Four: John among the Synoptics? Understanding the Institutional World of the Fourth Gospel in Light of Other Early Gospels - Anders Runesson University of Oslo Norway Chapter Five: False Friends in the First Gospel - R. Alan Culpepper Mercer University USA Part II. Letters of Paul Chapter Six: "Put Out of the Synagogue": A Pauline Unpacking of a Johannine Trope - Paula Fredriksen The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Israel Chapter Seven: Befriending Paul: The Letter to Philemon as a Test Case - Esther Kobel University of Basel Switzerland Chapter Eight: Paul's "Beloved" Friends - Stephen Westerholm McMaster University USA Chapter Nine: "As to the Law-a Pharisee" (Phil 3:5c): Do We Have a Friend in Paul? - Kathy Ehrensperger The University of Potsdam Germany Chapter Ten: The Wet Nurse as a Model for Communal Relationships in 1 Thessalonians - Margaret MacDonald Saint Mary's University Canada Part III. Further Texts and Contexts in Jewish Antiquity Chapter Eleven: Wine Dine and Bind: Sacrificial Food and Community Formation in Asia Minor - Meredith J. C. Warren The University of Sheffield UK and Shayna Sheinfeld Augsburg University USA Chapter Twelve: Socializing with the Impure (or Not): Interactions and Impurity in Late Second Temple Judaism - Cecilia Wassén Uppsala University Sweden Chapter Thirteen: How to be Better Neighbors: Rewriting the Conquest in Greek Terms - Albert I. Baumgarten Bar Ilan University Israel Chapter Fourteen: Negotiating National and Sectarian Identities in the Dead Sea Scrolls: The Case of Words of the Luminaries and the Ya?ad's Covenant Ceremony - Esther Chazon The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Israel Part IV. Scriptures on the Silver Screen 2.0 Chapter Fifteen: Lovers or (Just) Friends? Jesus and Mary Magdalene in the Gospel of John and in Film - Caroline Vander Stichele Tilburg University the Netherlands Chapter Sixteen: What a Friend We Have In Jesus: A Consideration of Jesus as Friend in Jesus Films - Richard Walsh Methodist University USA Chapter Seventeen: Dividing the Red Soup: An Antimodel in Bruce Almighty - Jan Willem van Henten University of Amsterdam the Netherlands Chapter Eighteen: The Quick and the Dead in Film Treatments of the Raising of Lazarus - Jo-Ann A. Brant Goshen College USA Collated Bibliography Reinhartz Bibliography Index
List of Contributors Abbreviations Introduction Part I. Gospel of John Chapter One: Befriending the Beloved Disciple Requires Interventions - Amy-Jill Levine Vanderbilt University Divinity School USA Chapter Two: Intimacy with Jesus: Construction of Closeness by Gender Diversity in John - Peter Wick Ruhr-Universität Bochum Germany Chapter Three: Was Pilate a "Friend of the Emperor? (John 19:12)? - Ruben Zimmermann Johannes Gutenberg University of Mainz Germany Chapter Four: John among the Synoptics? Understanding the Institutional World of the Fourth Gospel in Light of Other Early Gospels - Anders Runesson University of Oslo Norway Chapter Five: False Friends in the First Gospel - R. Alan Culpepper Mercer University USA Part II. Letters of Paul Chapter Six: "Put Out of the Synagogue": A Pauline Unpacking of a Johannine Trope - Paula Fredriksen The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Israel Chapter Seven: Befriending Paul: The Letter to Philemon as a Test Case - Esther Kobel University of Basel Switzerland Chapter Eight: Paul's "Beloved" Friends - Stephen Westerholm McMaster University USA Chapter Nine: "As to the Law-a Pharisee" (Phil 3:5c): Do We Have a Friend in Paul? - Kathy Ehrensperger The University of Potsdam Germany Chapter Ten: The Wet Nurse as a Model for Communal Relationships in 1 Thessalonians - Margaret MacDonald Saint Mary's University Canada Part III. Further Texts and Contexts in Jewish Antiquity Chapter Eleven: Wine Dine and Bind: Sacrificial Food and Community Formation in Asia Minor - Meredith J. C. Warren The University of Sheffield UK and Shayna Sheinfeld Augsburg University USA Chapter Twelve: Socializing with the Impure (or Not): Interactions and Impurity in Late Second Temple Judaism - Cecilia Wassén Uppsala University Sweden Chapter Thirteen: How to be Better Neighbors: Rewriting the Conquest in Greek Terms - Albert I. Baumgarten Bar Ilan University Israel Chapter Fourteen: Negotiating National and Sectarian Identities in the Dead Sea Scrolls: The Case of Words of the Luminaries and the Ya?ad's Covenant Ceremony - Esther Chazon The Hebrew University of Jerusalem Israel Part IV. Scriptures on the Silver Screen 2.0 Chapter Fifteen: Lovers or (Just) Friends? Jesus and Mary Magdalene in the Gospel of John and in Film - Caroline Vander Stichele Tilburg University the Netherlands Chapter Sixteen: What a Friend We Have In Jesus: A Consideration of Jesus as Friend in Jesus Films - Richard Walsh Methodist University USA Chapter Seventeen: Dividing the Red Soup: An Antimodel in Bruce Almighty - Jan Willem van Henten University of Amsterdam the Netherlands Chapter Eighteen: The Quick and the Dead in Film Treatments of the Raising of Lazarus - Jo-Ann A. Brant Goshen College USA Collated Bibliography Reinhartz Bibliography Index
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