The Third Edition of this respected text represents a major rewrite. The authors have given thorough attention to the details of inclusive language, while covering social-historical and literary-historical factors. Coverage includes the synoptic gospels and Acts, and the historical Jesus as the presupposition of the New Testament.

Dennis C. Duling; Norman Perrin; Robert L. Ferm

Norman Perrin; Dennis C Duling

Harcourt Brace Jovanovich

Wadsworth Publishing

Dryden Press

Brooks/Cole

United States, United States of America

3rd ed, Fort Worth, Tex, c1994

3rd ed, Fort Worth, Tex, 1974

September 1993

3, 1994-01-02

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Includes bibliograhical references (p. [567]-597) and index.
Perrin's name appears first on the earlier edition.

subject: Bible; Nieuwe Testament

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Bookmarks:
1. (p1) PREFACE
2. (p2) A NOTE ABOUT THE RESOURCE BOOKS
3. (p3) ABBREVIATIONS AND EXPLANATIONS
4. (p4) TIME LINE OF PRE-CHRISTIAN AND CHRISTIAN ERAS
5. (p5) CHAPTER ONE Interpreting the New Testament: The Lord's Prayer
5.1. (p6) English Translation
5.2. (p7) Textual Criticism
5.3. (p8) Historical Criticism
5.4. (p9) Literary Criticism
5.5. (p10) Other Methods
5.6. (p11) Summary
5.7. (p12) Further Reading
6. (p13) CHAPTER TWO The Social-Historical Context of the New Testament
6.1. (p14) Early History and Religion of the Land of Israel
6.2. (p15) The Jews under the Babylonians and Persians (587-332 B.C.E.)
6.3. (p16) The Jews in the Greek Period (332-63 B.C.E.)
6.4. (p17) The Rise of Rome, the Roman Empire, and the Early Roman Emperors
6.5. (p18) Social and Economic Conditions in the Greco-Roman (Hellenistic) Period
6.6. (p19) Social History of the Jews in the Early Roman Period (63 B.C.E.-135 C.E.)
6.7. (p20) Further Reading
7. (p21) CHAPTER THREE The Cultural and Religious Environment of the New Testament
7.1. (p22) Hellenistic Intellectual Life and Popular Philosophy
7.2. (p23) Hellenistic Religions and Religious Movements
7.3. (p24) Major Features of Jewish Religion in the Greek and Roman Periods
7.4. (p25) Groups in First-Century Palestine
7.5. (p26) Diaspora Judaism
7.6. (p27) Further Reading
8. (p28) CHAPTER FOUR A Brief Social History of Early Christianity
8.1. (p29) The New Testament Documents
8.2. (p30) The Earliest "Church Fathers"; The New Testament Apocrypha
8.3. (p31) Written Sources Used by New Testament Writers
8.4. (p32) Oral Traditions
8.5. (p33) Chronological Summary of Traditions, Sources, and Documents in Relation to External Evidence
8.6. (p34) Social Factors in the History of Early Christianity
8.7. (p35) The Phases of New Testament Christianity
8.8. (p36) The Canon of the New Testament
8.9. (p37) Extracanonical Early Christian Literature
8.10. (p38) Further Reading
9. (p39) CHAPTER FIVE The Earliest Non-Pauline Christians
9.1. (p40) The Larger Social Context: Social Stratification in Palestinian Society
9.2. (p41) The Earliest Christian Groups
9.3. (p42) Communal Gatherings
9.4. (p43) Christian Wisdom, Prophecy, and Apocalyptic
9.5. (p44) Parables and Parable Collections
9.6. (p45) Anecdotes
9.7. (p46) Early Miracle Stories and Miracle Collections
9.8. (p47) Jesus' Passion, Death, and Resurrection in the Light of Sacred Texts
9.9. (p48) The Apocalyptic Discourse: Mark 13
9.10. (p49) New Testament Christological Hymns
9.11. (p50) Summary
9.12. (p51) Further Reading
10. (p52) CHAPTER SIX Paul: Apostle to the Gentiles
10.1. (p53) Sources for the Life and Thought of Paul
10.2. (p54) The Life of Paul
10.3. (p55) The Authority of Paul as Apostle
10.4. (p56) Paul's Urban Communities
10.5. (p57) Paul's Continuing Communication with His Churches: The Pauline Letter
10.6. (p58) Traditions in Paul's Letters
10.7. (p59) Summary
10.8. (p60) Further Reading
11. (p61) CHAPTER SEVEN Paul's Letters: Historical Context, Social Context, and Theology
12. (p72) CHAPTER EIGHT Early Deutero-Pauline Christianity and the Letter to the Hebrews
13. (p79) CHAPTER NINE The Gospel of Mark: A Mysterious Apocalyptic Drama
14. (p90) CHAPTER TEN The Gospel of Matthew: Christianity as Obedience to the New Revelation
15. (p101) CHAPTER ELEVEN The Gospel of Luke and the Acts of the Apostles: The Idea and Ethics of Salvation History
16. (p114) CHAPTER TWELVE The Gospel and Letters of John: The Literature of the Johannine School
17. (p126) CHAPTER THIRTEEN Revelation
18. (p135) CHAPTER FOURTEEN The Church on the Way to Becoming an Institution: 1 Peter; James; 1, 2 Timothy; Titus; Jude; 2 Peter
19. (p145) CHAPTER FIFTEEN The Presupposition of the New Testament: Jesus
20. (p158) EPILOGUE Ways of Being Religious in the New Testament
21. (p159) APPENDIX Major Archeological and Textual Discoveries and Publications
22. (p160) BIBLIOGRAPHY
23. (p161) BIBLIOGRAPHY FOR RESEARCH PAPERS
24. (p162) GLOSSARY
25. (p163) INDEX

theme: Bible; Nieuwe Testament

The author has given attention to the details of inclusive language, while covering social-historical and literary-historical factors. Coverage includes the synoptic gospels and Acts, and the historical Jesus as the presupposition of the New Testament.

Perrin's name appears first on the earlier edition
Includes bibliographical references (p. [567]-597) and index

2023-06-28