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INDEX to JSNT Issues 79-82 [Unit 23] 2000-2001 ARTICLES As for Prophecies, They Will Come to an End’: 2 Peter, Paul and Plut Obsolescence of Oracles’, Gene L. GREEN, 82: 107 Blessed are the bodies of those who are virgins’: Reflections on the Image {cts of Thecla, Beate WEHN, 79: 149-164 Blessing the Barren and Warning the Fecund: Jesus’ Message for Wome Pregnancy and Childbirth, Brant James PITRE, 81: 59-80 Bodily Resurrection (1 Cor. 15)? The Discussion of the Resurrection in Karl Barth, Rudolf Bultmann, Dorothee Sélle and Contemporary Feminist heolog Claudi JANSSEN, 79: 61-78 and the Curse: Galatians 3.13 and Paul’s Doctrine of Redempt BRONDOS,8 1: 3-32 disrupting the Normal Reali Sabine BIEBERSTEIN rway into Freedom: The Ca SUTTER REHMANN rman-Language Feminist | REHMANN, 79: 5-18 liness and Justice: | SCHOTTROFF, 79 Irredeemably Hostile to Wome about Women’s Right to 36 eaning of Porneia in Matthew 5.32 and 19.9 Near Eastern Culture, The, David JANZEN Longer Male: Masculinity Struggles behind Gal a Slave, Always a Slave? Slavery, Ma Letter to Philemon, Craig S. DE VOS, 82: 89 gin and Intention of the Household Code in the STANDHARTINGER, 79 I's Appeal to the Emotion 31-60 126 Journal for the Study of the New Testament 82 (2001) Paul’s Principalities and Powers: Demythologizing Apocalyptic?, Chris FORBES, 82 6] 838 Pauline Variations on Genesis 2.24: Speaking of the Body of Christ in the Context of th Discussion of Lifestyles, Klara BUTTING, 79: 79-90 Possession, Good and Bad—Ritual, Effects and Side-Effects: The Baptism of Jesus and Mark 1.9-11 from a Cross-cultural Perspective, Richard E. DEMARIS, 80: 3-30 Power of Jesus’ Parables: Were they Polemical or Irenic?, The, Mary Ann BEAVIS, 82 30 ‘Salted with Fire’ (Mark 9.42-50): Style, Oracles and (Socio)Rhetorical Gospel Criticism lan H.H ENDERSON, 80: 44-65 Speaking up for Qumran, Dalman and the Son of Man: Was Bar Enasha a Common Term for ‘Man’ in the Time of Jesus?, Paul OWEN and David SHEPHERD, 81: 81-122 Synoptic Jesus and the Celluloid Christ: Solving the Synoptic Problem Through Film, The Mark GOODACRE, 80: 31-43 Triune Divine Identity: Reflections on Pauline God Language , in Disagreement with J.D.G Dunn, The, Francis WATSON, 80: 99-124 Was Titus Timothy?, Richard G.F ELLOWS, 81: 33-58 Wedding Textual and Rhetorical Criticism to Understand the Text of | Thessalonians 2.7 Timothy B. SAILORS, 80: 81-98 Why Did the Pure Bride of Christ (2 Cor. 11.2) Become a Wedded Wife (Eph. 5.22-33)? Theses about the Intertextual Transformation of an Ecclesiological Metaphor, Annette MERZ, 79: 131-147 AUTHORS » QO BEAVIS, Mary Ann, The Power of Jesus’ Parables: Were they Polemical or Irenic 30 BIEBERSTEIN, Sabine, Disrupting the Normal Reality of Slavery \ Feminist Reading of the Letter to Philemon, 79: 105-116 BRONDOS, David, The Cross and the Curse: Galatians 3.13 and Paul’s Doctrine of Redemption, 81: 3-32 BUTTING, Klara, Pauline Variations on Genesis 2.24: Speaking of the Body of Christ in the Context of the Discussion of Lifestyles, 79: 79-90 CRUSEMANN, Marlene, Irredeemably Hostile to Women: Anti-Jewish Elements in the Exegesis of the Dispute about Women’s Right to Speak (1 Cor. 14.34-35), 79: 19-36 DEMARIS, Richard E., Possession, Good and Bad—Ritual, Effects and Side-Effects: The Baptism of Jesus and Mark 1.9-11 from a Cross-cultural Perspective, 80: 3-30 DE VOS, Craig S., Once a Slave, Always a Slave? Slavery, Manumission and Relational Patterns in Paul’s Letter to Philemon, 82: 89-105 FELLOWS, Richard G., Was Titus Timothy?, 81: 33-58 FORBES, Chris, Paul’s Principalities and Powers: Demythologizing Apocalyptic?, 82: 61- 88 GOODACRE, Mark, The Synoptic Jesus and the Celluloid Christ: Solving the Synoptic Problem Through Film, 80: 31-43 GREEN, Gene L., ‘As for Prophecies, They Will Come to an End’: 2 Peter, Paul and Plutarch on‘ The Obsolescence of Oracles’, 82: 107-122 HENDERSON, Ian H., ‘Salted with Fire’ (Mark 9.42-50): Style, Oracles and (Socio)Rhetorical Gospel Criticism, 80: 44-65 Index to Issues 79-82 JANSSEN, Claudia, Bodily Resurrection (1 Cor. 15)? The Discussion of in Karl Barth, Rudolf Bultmann, Dorothee Sélle and Contemp rheology, 79: 61-78 JANZEN, David, The Meaning of Porneia in Matthew 5.32 and 19.9: A the Study of Ancient Near Eastern Culture, § 6-80 KAHL, Brigitte, No Longer Male: Masculinity Struggles behind Galatia 49 MERZ, Annette, Why Did the Pure Bride of Christ (2 Cor. 11.2) Becom (Eph. 5.22-33)? Theses about the Intertextual Transformation of at Metaphor, 79: 131-147 OWEN, Paul, and David SHEPHERD, Speaking up for Qumran, Dalmar Man: Was Bar Enasha a Common Term for ‘Man’ in the Time of Jesu PITRE, Brant James, Blessing the Barren and Warning the Fecund: Jesu Women concerning Pregnancy and Childbirth, 81: 59-80 SAILORS, Timothy B., Wedding Textual and Rhetorical Criticism to Unde of 1 Thessalonians 2.7, 80: 81-98 SCHOTTROFF, Luise, Holiness and Justice: Exegetical Comments ot 11.17-34, 79: 51-60 SHEPHERD, David, see OWEN, Paul, and David SHEPHERD STANDHARTINGER, Angela, The Origin and Intention of the Household Letter to the Colossians, 79: 117-130 SUTTER REHMANN, Luzia, The Doorway into Freedom: The Case of tl Wife’ in Romans 7.1-6, 79: 91-104 SUTTER REHMANN, Luzia, German-Language Feminist Exegesis of the P A Survey, 79: 5-18 WATSON, Francis, The Triune Divine Identity: Reflections on Pauline God | Disagreement with J.D.G. Dunn, 80: 99-124 WEHN, Beate, ‘Blessed are the bodies of those who are virgins’: Reflecti of Paul in the Acts of Thecla, 79: 149-164 WELBORN, L.L., Paul’s Appeal to the Emotions in 2 Corinthians 1.1—2 31-60 BOOKS REVIEWED BAKKER, Egbert J. (ed.), Grammar as Interpretation: Greek Literature Contexts, 81: 124 BETZ, Hans Dieter, Don S.B ROWNING, Bernd JANOSKI and Eberhard JUNGEL (eds.) Religion in Geschichte und Gegenwart, 81: 125 BOND, Helen K.., Pontius Pilate in History and Interpretation, 81:125 HARDING, Mark, Tradition and Rhetoric in the Pastoral Epistles, 81:126 HARRINGTON, W.J., John: Spiritual Theologian, 80: 125 HARTMAN, L., Text-Centered New Testament Studies: Text-Theoretical Essays on Earl; Jewish and Early Christian Literature, 80: 125 HOLLEMAN, Joost, Resurrection and Parousia: A Traditio-Historical Study of Paul’s Eschatology in 1 Corinthians 15, 81:127 KOSTENBERGER, A.J., Encountering John: The Gospel in Historical, Literary, and Theological Perspective, 80: 126 O’BRIEN, Peter T., The Letter to the Ephesians, 82: 124 128 Journal for the Study of the New Testament 82 (2001) PEACE, Richard V., Conversion in the New Testment: Paul and the Twelve, 80: 127 ROSNER, Brian S., Paul, Scripture, and Ethics: A Study of 1 Corinthians 5—7, 82: 123 SCHNEEMELCHER, Wilhelm, Neutestamentliche Apokryphen. |. Evangelien. Ul. Aposto lisches, Apokalypsen und Verwandtes, 81:127 SICKING, C.M.J., and P. STORK, Two Studies in the Semantics of the Verb in Classical Greek, 81: 128