Verheyden, Joseph
[HerausgeberIn];
Kloppenborg, John S.
[HerausgeberIn]
;
International Symposium Luke on Jesus, Paul, and earliest Christianity: What did he really know? 2014 Löwen
Luke on Jesus, Paul and Christianity: what did he really know?
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Titel:
Luke on Jesus, Paul and Christianity: what did he really know?
Enthält:
Quellen in der Apostelgeschichte
/ Manfred Lang
"Lukas ist allein bei mir" (2Tim 4,11). Lukas, die Pastoralbriefe und die Konstruktion von Geschichte
/ Jens Herzer
The Link between Luke and Marcion's Gospel: Prolegomena and Initial Considerations
/ Dietre Roth
"Not Done in a Corner" (Acts 26,26). Space, Territory, and "Public Speaking" in Luke-Acts
/ Dan Smith -- Luke's Geography. Knowledge, Ignorance, Sources, and Spatial Conception
Pliny's Correspondence and the Acts of the Apostles: An Intertextual Relationship?
/ Mark G. Bilby
How Did Paul Become a Roman "Citizen"? Reading Acts in Light of Pliny the Younger
/ Thomas E. Phillips -- From Thesauroi to Purses: Wealth and Poverty between Q and Luke
Calculating Acts: Luke's Numeracy in Context
/ Michelle Christian
What Should Jesus Do? How Not to Go Around and Do Good in the Greco-Roman World
/ Arjan Zuiderhoek
Die erste Gemeinde und ihr Ort: Beobachtungen zum lukanischen Doppelwerk
/ Markus Oehler
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"This present volume contains the proceedings of the Fourth International Symposium of the Leuven Centre for the Study of the Gospels" - Vorwort
8 Beiträge in englischer, 3 in deutscher Sprache
Beschreibung:
The present volume contains the proceedings of the Fourth International Symposium of the Leuven Centre for the Study of the Gospels which was dedicated to various aspects of Luke's writings that all have to do with his knowledge of the world he is describing in his work. The symposium studied a number of topics relating to the social world of earliest Christianity. Contributors had been asked to address, if relevant, (1) the history of research for the theme that had been assigned to them, (2) recent developments in assessing the relationship between Gospel and Acts and the dating of both works, and (3) the implications that can be drawn from studying the evidence of Luke-Acts for reconstructing the life-world of the first Christian communities