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Author Esler, Philip

Title Modelling Early Christianity : Social-Scientific Studies of the New Testament in its
Published London : Routledge, 1995

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Description 1 online resource (358 pages)
Contents Book Cover; Title; Contents; Illustrations; Contributors; Preface; Abbreviations; INTRODUCTION Models, context and kerygma in New Testament interpretation; HERODIAN ECONOMICS IN GALILEE Searching for a suitable model; THE TRANSFIGURATION OF JESUS An experience of alternate reality; THE EVIL EYE IN THE NEW TESTAMENT; THE JEWISH MESSIANIC MOVEMENT From faction to sect; EARLY CHRISTIAN GROUPS Using small group formation theory to explain Christian organizations; DEVIANCE AND APOSTASY Some applications of deviance theory to first-century Judaism and Christianity
THE SOCIAL NATURE OF CONVERSION IN THE EARLY CHRISTIAN WORLDLOSS OF WEALTH, LOSS OF FAMILY AND LOSS OF HONOUR The cultural context of the original makarisms in Q; THE MATTHEAN BROTHERHOOD AND MARGINAL SCRIBAL LEADERSHIP; LEGITIMATING SONSHIP; A TEST OF HONOUR A social-scientific study of Luke 4:1 30; WOMEN AND MEN AT HELLENISTIC SYMPOSIA MEALS IN LUKE; MANAGING THE HOUSEHOLD Paul as paterfamilias of the Christian household group in Corinth; THE DE
Summary Explores the fascinating and foreign social context of first century Palestine and the Greco-Roman East, in which the Chrstian faith was first proclaimed and the New Testament written, so enabling a better understanding of the texts
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SUBJECT Bible. New Testament -- Social scientific criticism
Bible. New Testament fast
Subject Sociology, Biblical.
Christian sociology -- History -- Early church, ca. 30-600.
Social scientific criticism of sacred works
Christian sociology -- Early church
Sociology, Biblical
Genre/Form History
Form Electronic book
ISBN 9780203434642
0203434641