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Paul and the heritage of Israel: Paul's claim upon Israel's legacy in Luke and Acts in the light of the Pauline letters	David P. Moessner	29/03/2012 12:00:00 am	T&T Clark
Jesus and the heritage of Israel: Luke's narrative claim upon Israel's legacy /	Moessner, David P.,	[1999], ©1999.	Trinity Press International,
Lord of the banquet: the literary and theological significance of the Lukan travel narrative	David P. Moessner	1989	Fortress Press
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Luke’s “Plan of God” from the greek psalter: The rhetorical thrust of“the prophets and the psalms” in Peter’s speech at Pentecost	David P. Moessner	Scripture and Traditions: Essays on Early Judaism and Christianity in Honor of Carl R. Holladay	Patrick Gray; Gail R. O'Day (Editors)	2008-11-13	Brill
‘Listening Posts’ Along The Way: ‘Synchronisms’ As Metaleptic Prompts To The ‘Continuity Of The Narrative’ In Polybius’ Histories And In Luke’s Gospel-Acts. A Tribute To David E. Aune	David P. Moessner	The New Testament and Early Christian Literature in Greco-Roman Context: Studies in Honor of David E. Aune	John Fotopoulos (Editors)	2006-08-03	Brill
Chapter 13: The Living Resources of Early Christology	David P. Moessner	Interpretation and the Claims of the Text: Resourcing New Testament Theology	edited by Jason A. Whitlark, Bruce W. Longenecker, Lidija Novakovic, and Mikeal C. Parsons	2014	Baylor University Press
‘COMPLETED END(S)INGS’ OF HISTORIOGRAPHICAL NARRATIVE: DIODORUS SICULUS AND THE END(ING) OF ACTS	DAVID P. MOESSNER	Die Apostelgeschichte und die hellenistische Geschichtsschreibung: Festschrift für Eckhard Plümacher zu seinem 65. Geburtstag	Cilliers Breytenbach; Prof. dr. Jens Schröter (Editors)	2004-06-29	Brill
8 - How Luke writes	David P. Moessner	The Written Gospel	Markus Bockmuehl; Donald A. Hagner	2005-07	Cambridge University Press
9 - The “script” of the Scriptures in Acts: suffering as God's “plan” (βουλή) for the world for the “release of sins”	David P. Moessner	History, Literature, and Society in the Book of Acts	Ben Witherington, III	1996-05	Cambridge University Press
The ironic fulfillment of Israel's glory	David P. Moessner	Luke-Acts and the Jewish people: eight critical perspectives	Joseph B. Tyson	1988	Augsburg Pub. House
17. "Ministers of divine providence": Diodorus Siculus and Luke the Evangelist on the rhetorical significance of the audience in Narrative "arrangement"	David P. Moessner	Literary encounters with the reign of God /	Ringe, Sharon H.; Kim, Hyun Chul Paul,	[2004], ©2004.	T & T Clark International,
Reading Luke's Gospel as ancient Hellenistic narrative: Luke's narrative plan of Israel's suffering Messiah as God's saving 'plan' for the world	David P. Moessner	Reading Luke: interpretation, reflection, formation /	Bartholomew, Craig G.,; Green, Joel B.,; Thiselton, Anthony C.	2005.	Zondervan,
"Managing the Audience": The Rhetoric of Authorial Intent and Audience Comprehension in the Narrative Epistemology of Polybius of Megalopolis, Diodorus Siculus, and Luke the Evangelist	David P. Moessner	The Word leaps the gap: essays on Scripture and theology in honor of Richard B. Hays /	Hays, Richard B.; Wagner, J. Ross.; Rowe, Christopher Kavin,; Grieb, A. Katherine.	2008.	William B. Eerdmans Pub.,
Introduction: Two Books but One Story?	David P. Moessner and David L. Tiede	Jesus and the heritage of Israel: Luke's narrative claim upon Israel's legacy /	Moessner, David P.,	[1999], ©1999.	Trinity Press International,
Conclusion: "And some were persuaded. . . "	David P. Moessner and David L. Tiede.	Jesus and the heritage of Israel: Luke's narrative claim upon Israel's legacy /	Moessner, David P.,	[1999], ©1999.	Trinity Press International,
Pt. I. Claiming the Heritage Through the Prologues. Sect. A. The Formal Functions of the Prologues in Their Greco-Roman Literary Setting. 1. Formal Elements and Genre: Which Greco-Roman Prologues Most Closely Parallel the Lukan Prologues?	L. C. A. Alexander.2.Rhetorical Influences and Genre: Luke's Preface and the Rhetoric of Hellenistic Historiography /Daryl D. Schmidt.Sect. B.The Material Claims of the Prologues and Ancient Greek Poetics.3.The Claims of the Prologues and Greco-Roman Rhetoric: The Prefaces to Luke and Acts in Light of Greco-Roman Rhetorical Strategies /Vernon K. Robbins.4.The Appeal and Power of Poetics (Luke 1:1-4): Luke's Superior Credentials [actual symbol not reproducible], Narrative Sequence [actual symbol not reproducible], and Firmness of Understanding [actual symbol not reproducible] for the Reader /David P. Moessner	Jesus and the heritage of Israel: Luke's narrative claim upon Israel's legacy /	Moessner, David P.,	[1999], ©1999.	Trinity Press International,
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