Interpretation 2000: Vol 54 Index

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450 Interpretation OCTOBER 2000
index Volume 54
ARTICLES
JANUARY
The Garden and The Plaza: Biblical Images of the City, William P. Brown and John T. Carroll, 3-12
A Crisis of Imagination: The Real Jerusalem Confronts the Ideal Jerusalem, W. Sibley Towner, 13-22
The Church in the City: Past, Present and Future, Eleanor Scott Meyers, 23-35
The Best of Times and the Worst of Times: An Overview of Richmond, Virginia, John V. Moeser, 36-44
From Eden to Jerusalem: The Church and the City, O. Benjamin Sparks III, 45-53
The City on the Hill: Reflections of a Former Mayor, Andrew Young, 54-56
APRIL
Crafting Communities of Forgiveness, L. Gregory Jones, 121-134
The Lord’s Mercy Endures Forever: Toward a Post-Shoah Reading of Grace in the Hebrew Scriptures, Harold G.
Washington, 135-145
Forgiveness and Life in Community, Susan E. Hylen, 146-157
The Social Meaning of Reconciliation, Miroslav Volf, 158-171
A Theology of Community: The Ubuntu Theology of Desmond Tutu, Michael Battle, 172-182
JULY
Galatians in Perspective: Cutting a New Path through Old Territory, Frank J. Matera, 233—245
The Apocalyptic Gospel in Galatians, J. Louis Martyn, 246-266
Is Galatians Just a Guy Thing?, Beverly Roberts Gaventa, 267-278
Preaching to Galatians, David L. Bartlett, 279-292
OCTOBER
Untamable Text of an Untamable God: Genesis and Rethinking the Character of Scripture, David Carr, 347-362
Humor and the Theology of Hope: Isaac as a Humorous Figure, Joel S. Kaminsky, 363-375
Rewriting the Messianic Script: Matthew’s Account of the Birth of Jesus, Dorothy Jean Weaver, 376-385
Four Stations en Route to a Parabolic Homiletic, C. Clifton Black, 386-397
Reading Revelation Today: Witness as Active Resistance, Brian K. Blount, 398-412
BETTWEXT EANED SNERM ON
Genesis 11:1—9, Paula Parker, 57—59
Numbers 35:9-34, Mark Peters, 60-62
2 Kings 6:8—23, Syngman Rhee, 183-185
2 Kings 22:1—23:3, Patrick J. Willson, 413-415
Jonah 3-4, David Albert Farmer, 63-65
Malachi 3:1—12, Donald C. Polaski, 416-418
450 Interpretation OCTOBER 2000
index Volume 54
ARTICLES
JANUARY
The Garden and The Plaza: Biblical Images of the City, William P. Brown and John T. Carroll, 3-12
A Crisis of Imagination: The Real Jerusalem Confronts the Ideal Jerusalem, W. Sibley Towner, 13-22
The Church in the City: Past, Present and Future, Eleanor Scott Meyers, 23-35
The Best of Times and the Worst of Times: An Overview of Richmond, Virginia, John V. Moeser, 36-44
From Eden to Jerusalem: The Church and the City, O. Benjamin Sparks III, 45-53
The City on the Hill: Reflections of a Former Mayor, Andrew Young, 54-56
APRIL
Crafting Communities of Forgiveness, L. Gregory Jones, 121-134
The Lord’s Mercy Endures Forever: Toward a Post-Shoah Reading of Grace in the Hebrew Scriptures, Harold G.
Washington, 135-145
Forgiveness and Life in Community, Susan E. Hylen, 146-157
The Social Meaning of Reconciliation, Miroslav Volf, 158-171
A Theology of Community: The Ubuntu Theology of Desmond Tutu, Michael Battle, 172-182
JULY
Galatians in Perspective: Cutting a New Path through Old Territory, Frank J. Matera, 233—245
The Apocalyptic Gospel in Galatians, J. Louis Martyn, 246-266
Is Galatians Just a Guy Thing?, Beverly Roberts Gaventa, 267-278
Preaching to Galatians, David L. Bartlett, 279-292
OCTOBER
Untamable Text of an Untamable God: Genesis and Rethinking the Character of Scripture, David Carr, 347-362
Humor and the Theology of Hope: Isaac as a Humorous Figure, Joel S. Kaminsky, 363-375
Rewriting the Messianic Script: Matthew’s Account of the Birth of Jesus, Dorothy Jean Weaver, 376-385
Four Stations en Route to a Parabolic Homiletic, C. Clifton Black, 386-397
Reading Revelation Today: Witness as Active Resistance, Brian K. Blount, 398-412
BETTWEXT EANED SNERM ON
Genesis 11:1—9, Paula Parker, 57—59
Numbers 35:9-34, Mark Peters, 60-62
2 Kings 6:8—23, Syngman Rhee, 183-185
2 Kings 22:1—23:3, Patrick J. Willson, 413-415
Jonah 3-4, David Albert Farmer, 63-65
Malachi 3:1—12, Donald C. Polaski, 416-418
INDEX Interpretation 451
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Matthew 23:37—40, Warren Carter, 66-68
Matthew 25:1—13, Robert D. Young, 419-422
2 Corinthians 5:11-6:13, Glenn T. Miller, 186-189
Galatians 4:1-31, David M. Hay, 293-296
Galatians 5:1-15, Karen Engle Layman, 297-299
Galatians 6:1—10, Earl S. Johnson, Jr., 300-303
AUTHORS
Bartlett, David L., Preaching to Galatians, 279-292
Battle, Michael, A Theology of Community: The Ubuntu Theology of Desmond Tutu, 172-182
Black, C. Clifton, Four Stations en Route to a Parabolic Homiletic, 386-397
Blount, Brian K., Reading Revelation Today: Witness as Active Resistance, 398-412
Brown, William P. and Carroll, John T., The Garden and The Plaza: Biblical Images of the City, 3-12
Carr, David, Untamable Text of an Untamable God: Genesis and Rethinking the Character of Scripture, 347-362
Carter, Warren, Matthew 23:37—-40 (Between Text and Sermon) 66-68
Farmer, David Albert, Jonah 3—4 (Between Text and Sermon) 63-65
Gaventa, Beverly Roberts, Is Galatians Just a Guy Thing?, 267-278
Hay, David M., Galatians 4:1-31 (Between Text and Sermon) 293-296
Hylen, Susan E., Forgiveness and Life in Community, 146-157
Johnson, Jr., Earl S., Galatians 6:1—10 (Between Text and Sermon) 300-303
Jones, L. Gregory, Crafting Communities of Forgiveness, 121-134
Kaminsky, Joel $., Humor and the Theology of Hope: Isaac as a Humorous Figure, 363-375
Layman, Karen Engle, Galatians 5:1—-15 (Between Text and Sermon) 297-299
Martyn, J. Louis, The Apocalyptic Gospel in Galatians, 246-266
Matera, Frank J., Galatians in Perspective: Cutting a New Path through Old Territory, 233-245
Meyers, Eleanor Scott, The Church in the City: Past, Present and Future, 23-35
Miller, Glenn T., 2 Corinthians 5:11-6:13 (Between Text and Sermon) 186-189
Moeser, John V., The Best of Times and the Worst of Times: An Overview of Richmond, Virginia, 36-44
Parker, Paule, Genesis 11:1—9 (Between Text and Sermon) 57-59
Peters, Mark, Numbers 35:9-34 (Between Text and Sermon) 60-62
Polaski, Donald C., Malachi 3:1-12 (Between Text and Sermon) 416-418
Rhee, Syngman, 2 Kings 6:8-23 (Between Text and Sermon) 183-185
Sparks III, O. Benjamin, From Eden to Jerusalem: The Church and the City, 45-53
Towner, W. Sibley, A Crisis of Imagination: The Real Jerusalem Confronts the Ideal Jerusalem, 13-22
Volf, Miroslav, The Social Meaning of Reconciliation, 158-171
Washington, Harold G., The Lord’s Mercy Endures Forever: Toward a Post-Shoah Reading of Grace in the Hebrew
Scriptures, 135-145
Weaver, Dorothy Jean, Rewriting the Messianic Script: Matthew’s Account of the Birth of Jesus, 376-385
Willson, Patrick J., 2 Kings 22:1-23:3 (Between Text and Sermon) 413-415
Young, Andrew, The City on the Hill: Reflections of a Former Mayor, 54-56
Young, Robert D., Matthew 25:1-13 (Between Text and Sermon) 419-422
INDEX Interpretation 453
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