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Fountains of Wisdom: In Conversation with James H. Charlesworth |
Gerbern S. Oegema; Henry W. Morisada Rietz; and Loren T. Stuckenbruck
T&T Clark
Fountains of Wisdom: In Conversation with James H. Charlesworth
Chapter 23.  Die Bedeutung der Assumptio Mosis für die Erforschung des frühen Christentums
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Jan Dochhorn

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353–362

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Front matter
Preface
xi–xiv
A Selection of Major Works by James H. Charlesworth
xv–xvi
Contributors
xvii–xviii
Part 1.  Hebrew Bible and New Testament
Chapter 1.  The Interpretation of Genesis 4: 10 in Early Jewish Literature
John Levison
3–14
Chapter 2.  Abraham et l’abrahamisme: Mythe ou réalité?
Simon Mimouni
15–28
Chapter 3.  Hebrews, the Aqedah, and Early Scriptural Interpretation
C. D. Elledge
29–42
Chapter 4.  The Etymology of בליעל Once Again: A Case of Tabooistic Deformation?
Brent Strawn
43–54
Chapter 5.  Just What We Need: Another Allusion in Luke 1?
John Miller
55–65
Chapter 6.  Repentance and Turning as a Unified Motif in Luke-Acts
Kindalee Pfremmer De Long
67–82
Chapter 7.  Do Mark 16: 9–20 and John 7: 53–8: 11 Belong in Our Bibles? A Case Study in the Intersection of Textual Criticism and Canonical Considerations
Loren Johns
83–105
Chapter 8.  Reconsidering the Poor: A Fresh Translation of Matthew 5: 3
Johan Ferreira
107–126
Chapter 9.  Christology in John’s Crucifixion Quotations
Michael Daise
127–141
Chapter 10.  Touching the Risen Jesus: Did Jesus Allow Thomas to Do What He Refused to Mary?
Lidija Novakovic
143–153
Chapter 11.  Who Is My Brother? A Study of the Term ἀδελφὸς in the Acts of the Apostles
Claire Pfann
155–176
Chapter 12.  How Much of Israel Will Be Saved—a Remnant or All of Israel? A Fresh Look at Romans 9–11
Stephen Pfann
177–184
Chapter 13.  Jesus Tradition, Christian Creeds, and the New Testament Canon
Lee McDonald
185–198
Part 2.  Greco-Roman and Jewish World
Chapter 14.  When Ontology Meets Eschatology: A Platonized Reading of Deuteronomy 28: 1–14
Gregory Sterling
201–216
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