Journal for the Study of the New Testament 2006 - 2007: Vol 29 Index & Table of Contents

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Index to JSNT Volume 29
2006-2007
Articles
The Art of Commentary Writing: Reflections from Experience, Margaret Y.M ACDONALD,
29.3: 313-321.
‘Being Saved without Honor’: A Conceptual Link between | Corinthians 3 and | Enoch 50?,
Ronald HERMS, 29.2: 187-210.
A Christology too Far? Some Thoughts on Andrew Lincoln’s Commentary on John, Wendy
E.S. NORTH, 29.3: 343-351.
Critiquing the Excess of Empire: A Synkrisis of John of Patmos and Dio of Prusa, Peter S.
PERRY, 29.4: 473-496.
The Curse of the Law (Galatians 3.13): Crucifixion, Persecution, and Deuteronomy 21.22-23,
Kelli S. O°BRIEN, 29.1:55-76.
From Writing to Reception: Reflections on Commentating on the Fourth Gospel, Andrew T.
LINCOLN, 29.3: 353-372.
The ‘Ghost’ of Jesus: Luke 24 in Light of Ancient Narratives of Post-Mortem Apparitions,
Deborah THOMPSON PRINCE, 29.3: 287-301.
The “Gospel” and the *Word’: Exploring Some Earty Christian Patterns, Michae} W. PAHL,
29.2: 211-227.
Jewish Christianity, Israel’s Stumbling and the Sonderweg Reading of Paul, Terence L.
DONALDSON, 29.1: 27-54.
‘A Letter as by Us’: Intentional Ambiguity in 2 Thessalonians 2.2, Hanna ROOSE, 29.1: 107-
124.
Literary Unity and Reception History: Reading Luke—Acts as Luke and Acts, C. Kavin ROWE,
29.4: 449-457.
The Madness of King Jesus: Why was Jesus Put to Death, but his Followers were not?, Justin J.
MEGGITT, 29.4: 379-413.
Meggitt on the Madness and Kingship of Jesus, Joel MARCUS, 29.4: 421-424.
‘The Offering of the Gentiles’ in Romans 15.16, David J. DOWNS, 29.2: 173-186.
Paul and Roman Stoicism: Romans !2 and Contemporary Stoic Ethics, Runar M.
THORSTEINSSON, 29.2: 139-161.
Paul’s Stoicizing Politics in Romans 12-13: The Role of 13.1-10 in the Argument, Troels
ENGBERG-PEDERSEN, 29.2: 163-172.
Psalms and the Baptist, F. Gerald DOWNING, 29.2: 131-137.
The Purpose and Value of Commentaries, John NOLLAND, 29.3: 305-311.
The Reception of Luke and Acts and the Unity of Luke—Acts, Andrew GREGORY, 29.4: 459-
472.
Structure, Agency and Ideology: A Response to Zeba Crook, Louise J. LAWRENCE, 29.3:
277-286.
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Structure versus Agency in Studies of the Biblical Social World: Engaging with Louise
Lawrence, Zeba A. CROOK, 29.3: 251-275.
The Unity of Luke—Acts in Recent Discussion, Michael F. BIRD, 29.4: 425-447.
What Makes Glory Glorious? Reading Luke’s Account of the Transfiguration Over Against
Triumphalism, Thomas W. MARTIN, 29.1: 3-26.
What Should a Commentator Aim to Do, for Whom, and Why? Introduction to a Discussion
Focused on Andrew Lincoln’s Commentary on the Gospel of John, David G. HORRELL,
29.3: 303-304.
Why Comment? Reflections on Bible Commentaries in General and Andrew Lincoln’s The
Gospel According to Saint John in Particular, Adele REINHARTZ, 29.3: 333-342.
Why was Jesus Crucified, but his Followers were not?, Paula FREDRIKSEN, 29.4: 415-419.
Why Write a Reception-Historical Commentary?, John RICHES, 29.3: 323-332.
With Friends Like These...: A Feminist Rhetorical Reconsideration of Scholarship and the
Letter to the Philippians, Joseph A.M ARCHAL, 29.1: 77-106.
Authors
BIRD, Michael F., The Unity of Luke—Acts in Recent Discussion, 29.4: 425-447.
CROOK, Zeba A., Structure versus Agency in Studies of the Biblical Social World: Engaging
with Louise Lawrence, 29.3: 251-275.
DONALDSON, Terence L., Jewish Christianity, Israel’s Stumbling and the Sonderweg
Reading of Paul, 29.1: 27-54.
DOWNING, F. Gerald, Psalms and the Baptist, 29.2: 131-137.
DOWNS, David J., “The Offering of the Gentiles’ in Romans 15.16, 29.2: 173-186.
ENGBERG-PEDERSEN, Troels, Paul’s Stoicizing Politics in Romans 12—13: The Role of
13.1-10 in the Argument, 29.2: 163-172.
FREDRIKSEN, Paula, Why was Jesus Crucified, but his Followers were not?, 29.4: 415-419.
GREGORY, Andrew, The Reception of Luke and Acts and the Unity of Luke—Acts, 29.4: 459-
472.
HERMS, Ronald, ‘Being Saved without Honor’: A Conceptual Link between | Corinthians 3
and | Enoch 50?, 29.2: 187-210.
HORRELL, David G., What Should a Commentator Aim to Do, for Whom, and Why?
Introduction to a Discussion Focused on Andrew Lincoln’s Commentary on the Gospel of
John, 29.3: 303-304.
LAWRENCE, Louise J., Structure, Agency and Ideology: A Response to Zeba Crook, 29.3:
277-286. é
LINCOLN, Andrew T., From Writing to Reception: Reflections on Commentating on the
Fourth Gospel, 29.3: 353-372.
MACDONALD, Margaret Y., The Art of Commentary Writing: Reflections from Experience,
29.3: 313-321.
MARCHAL, Joseph A., With Friends Like These...: A Feminist Rhetorical Reconsideration of
Scholarship and the Letter to the Philippians, 29.1: 77-106.
MARCUS, Joel, Meggitt on the Madness and Kingship of Jesus, 29.4: 421-424.
MARTIN, Thomas W., What Makes Glory Glorious? Reading Luke’s Account of the
Transfiguration Over Against Triumphalism, 29.1: 3-26.
MEGGITT, Justin J., The Madness of King Jesus: Why was Jesus Put to Death, but his
Followers were not?, 29.4: 379-413.
NOLLAND, John, The Purpose and Value of Commentaries, 29.3: 305-311.
Index to Volume 29 501
NORTH, Wendy E.S., A Christology too Far? Some Thoughts on Andrew Lincoln’s
Commentary on John, 29.3: 343-351.
O'BRIEN, Kelli S. The Curse of the Law (Galatians 3.13): Crucifixion, Persecution, and
Deuteronomy 21.22-23, 29.1:55-76.
PAHL, Michael W., The ‘Gospel’ and the ‘Word’: Exploring Some Early Christian Patterns,
29.2: 211-227.
PERRY, Peter S., Critiquing the Excess of Empire: A Synkrisis of John of Patmos and Dio of
Prusa, 29.4: 473-496.
REINHARTZ, Adele, Why Comment? Reflections on Bible Commentaries in General and
Andrew Lincoln’s The Gospel According to Saint John in Particular, 29.3: 333-342.
RICHES, John, Why Write a Reception-Historical Commentary?, 29.3: 323-332.
ROOSE, Hanna, ‘A Letter as by Us’: Intentional Ambiguity in 2 Thessalonians 2.2, 29.1: 107-
124.
ROWE, C. Kavin, Literary Unity and Reception History: Reading Luke—Acts as Luke and
Acts, 29.4: 449-457.
THOMPSON PRINCE, Deborah, The ‘Ghost’ of Jesus: Luke 24 in Light of Ancient Narratives
of Post-Mortem Apparitions, 29.3: 287-301.
THORSTEINSSON, Runar M., Paul and Roman Stoicism: Romans 12 and Contemporary Stoic
Ethics, 29.2: 139-161.
Books Reviewed
ADAMS, Edward, and David G. HORRELL (eds.), Christianity at Corinth: The Quest for the
Pauline Church, 29.2: 235-238.
DUTCH, Robert S., The Educated Elite in 1 Corinthians: Education and Community Conflict
in Graeco-Roman Context, 29.2: 238-241.
GILFILLAN UPTON, Bridget, Hearing Mark's Endings: Listening to Ancient Popular Texts
through Speech Act Theory, 29.4: 497-498.
OKLAND, Jorunn, Women in their Place: Paul and the Corinthian Discourse of Gender and
Sanctuary Space, 29.2: 241-243.
SKINNER, Matthew L., Locating Paul: Places of Custody as Narrative Settings in Acts 21
28, 29.3: 373-375.