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Social scientific models for interpreting the Bible : essays by the Context Group in honor of Bruce J. Malina / edited by John J. Pilch.

Contributor(s): Malina, Bruce J | Pilch, John J | Context Group (1986?- )
Material type: TextTextSeries: Biblical interpretation series: Publisher: Leiden ; Boston, Mass. : Brill, [2001]Copyright date: ©2001Description: vi, 438 pages : illustrations ; 25 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9004120564 (alk. paper); 9789004120563 (alk. paper)Subject(s): Bible -- Social scientific criticismDDC classification: 220.6/7 LOC classification: BS521.88 | .S63 2001Bibliography, Etc. Note: Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Contents:
On wooing crocodiles for fun and profit : confessions of an intact admirer / John H. Elliott -- An exercise in the critical use of models : the "goodness of fit" of Wilson's sect model / Pieter F. Craffert -- Coming to terms with a neglected aspect of ancient Mediterranean reciprocity : Seneca's views on benefit-exchange in De beneficiis as the framework for a model of social exchange / Stephan Joubert -- "By the hand of a woman" : culture, story and theology in the book of Judah / Philip F. Esler -- Models and archaeology in the social interpretation of Jesus / Douglas E. Oakman -- Recruitment to the Jesus movement in social-scientific perspective / Dennis C. Duling -- Kingdom takes place. transformations of place and power in the kingdom of God in the gospel of Luke / Halvor Moxnes -- Kingdom and family in conflict : a contribution to the study of the historical Jesus / Santiago Guijarro Oporto -- Gossip in the New Testament / Richard L. Rohrbaugh -- "Neither Xenoi nor paroikoi, sympolitai and oikeioi tou theou" (Eph 2.19). Pauline Christian communities : defining a new territoriality / Carmen Bernabe Ubieta -- Glory, honor and patronage in the fourth gospel : understanding the Doxa given to disciples in John 17 / Ronald A. Piper -- Sacrifice as metaphor / Wolfgang Stegemann -- Soldiers in the gospels : a neglected agent / T. R. Hobbs -- Prayer, in other words : New Testament prayers in social science perspective / Jerome H. Neyrey.
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Book Book John Bulow Campbell Library 1 East BS521.88 .S63 2001 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) 1 Available 0182903149041

Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

On wooing crocodiles for fun and profit : confessions of an intact admirer / John H. Elliott -- An exercise in the critical use of models : the "goodness of fit" of Wilson's sect model / Pieter F. Craffert -- Coming to terms with a neglected aspect of ancient Mediterranean reciprocity : Seneca's views on benefit-exchange in De beneficiis as the framework for a model of social exchange / Stephan Joubert -- "By the hand of a woman" : culture, story and theology in the book of Judah / Philip F. Esler -- Models and archaeology in the social interpretation of Jesus / Douglas E. Oakman -- Recruitment to the Jesus movement in social-scientific perspective / Dennis C. Duling -- Kingdom takes place. transformations of place and power in the kingdom of God in the gospel of Luke / Halvor Moxnes -- Kingdom and family in conflict : a contribution to the study of the historical Jesus / Santiago Guijarro Oporto -- Gossip in the New Testament / Richard L. Rohrbaugh -- "Neither Xenoi nor paroikoi, sympolitai and oikeioi tou theou" (Eph 2.19). Pauline Christian communities : defining a new territoriality / Carmen Bernabe Ubieta -- Glory, honor and patronage in the fourth gospel : understanding the Doxa given to disciples in John 17 / Ronald A. Piper -- Sacrifice as metaphor / Wolfgang Stegemann -- Soldiers in the gospels : a neglected agent / T. R. Hobbs -- Prayer, in other words : New Testament prayers in social science perspective / Jerome H. Neyrey.

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