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rethinking the socio-rhetorical character of the New Testament

"What's in the Word" was published by Baylor University Press in 2009 - Waco, Tex, it has 195 pages and the language of the book is English.


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  • Title: What's in the Word
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  • Language: English
  • Number of Pages: 195
  • Publisher: Baylor University Press
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  • Publish Location: Waco, Tex

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"What's in the Word" Table Of Contents:

  • 1- Invitation to the dance
  • 2- Oral examination : how did oral texts function in a rhetorical culture?
  • 3- Canonical pseudepigrapha : is it an oxymoron?
  • 4- Rethinking and redescribing scribal culture
  • 5- The question of sermons and homilies in the New Testament
  • 6- Rom 7:7-25 : retelling Adam's tale
  • 7- What's in a name? : rethinking the historical figure of the beloved disciple in the Fourth Gospel
  • 8- What's in a word? part one : eidolothuton
  • 9- What's in a word? part two : porneia
  • 10- What's in a phrase? : no male and female (Gal. 3.28)
  • 11- Christianity in the making : oral mystery or eyewitness history?
  • 12- The rise of canon consciousness and the formation of the New Testament
  • 13- Sign posts along the way : on taking the less-travelled path.

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