Luke the Chronicler
Autor Mark Giacobbeen Limba Engleză Hardback – 30 mar 2023
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789004540279
ISBN-10: 900454027X
Pagini: 290
Dimensiuni: 157 x 238 x 22 mm
Greutate: 0.58 kg
Editura: Brill
ISBN-10: 900454027X
Pagini: 290
Dimensiuni: 157 x 238 x 22 mm
Greutate: 0.58 kg
Editura: Brill
Notă biografică
Mark S. Giacobbe, Ph. D. (2018), Westminster Theological Seminary, is Teaching Pastor at Citylight Church, Philadelphia, PA. He also serves as adjunct faculty at Dallas International University in the Applied Linguistics Department.
Cuprins
Acknowledgements
List of Figures and Tables
Abbreviations
1 Introduction
1 Rationale for the Study
2 History of Research
3 The Samuel-Kings Narrative Arc
4 Methodology: Narrative Criticism
5 Methodology: Philosophy and Argumentation Theory
6 Plan of the Study
7 Assumptions and Clarifications
8 Conclusion
2 Luke’s Literary Environment: Second Temple Judaism
1 Luke’s Text of Samuel-Kings and Chronicles
2 Samuel-Kings: Contents, Structure, Themes
3 Chronicles: Contents, Structure, Themes
4 The SKNA, Revisited
5 Samuel-Kings and Chronicles in Second Temple Jewish Literature
6 Summary and Conclusion
3 Luke’s Greco-Roman Literary Environment
1 Genre and Text
2 Mimesis in the Greco-Roman Literary World
3 Luke and Mimesis
4 Summary and Conclusion
4 Luke the Chronicler: Fixed Points
1 Luke’s Knowledge of Samuel-Kings and Chronicles
2 Core SKNA Themes in Luke-Acts
3 The Infancy Narrative
4 Summary and Conclusion
5 The Disciples: Heirs of the Davidic Kingdom
1 Heirs of the Davidic Kingdom
2 Royal Characterization throughout Luke-Acts
3 Additional Observations and Considerations
4 Synthesis: Royal Figures in SKNA 2 and Luke-Acts
5 Summary and Conclusion
6 Luke the Chronicler: Structural Features
1 Luke’s Theological Geography and the SKNA
2 The Sequence of Major Characters in Acts
3 Speeches, Prayers, and Summaries in Acts
4 Luke’s Approach to Historiography
5 Summary and Conclusion
7 Luke the Chronicler: Beginnings and Endings
1 The Beginning of Luke: Luke’s Preface
2 The Ending of Luke: Preparing for Kingdom and Temple
3 The Beginning of Acts: The New Temple
4 The Ending of Acts: A King at the End of the Earth
5 Summary and Conclusion
8 Conclusion
1 Summary
2 The SKNA in Luke-Acts: Collected Parallels
3 The Samuel-Kings Narrative Arc
4 Hermeneutical Implications
5 Theological Implications
6 For Further Study
7 Conclusion: Luke the Chronicler and the Purpose of Acts
Appendix: Bayes’ Theorem
Bibliography
List of Figures and Tables
Abbreviations
1 Introduction
1 Rationale for the Study
2 History of Research
3 The Samuel-Kings Narrative Arc
4 Methodology: Narrative Criticism
5 Methodology: Philosophy and Argumentation Theory
6 Plan of the Study
7 Assumptions and Clarifications
8 Conclusion
2 Luke’s Literary Environment: Second Temple Judaism
1 Luke’s Text of Samuel-Kings and Chronicles
2 Samuel-Kings: Contents, Structure, Themes
3 Chronicles: Contents, Structure, Themes
4 The SKNA, Revisited
5 Samuel-Kings and Chronicles in Second Temple Jewish Literature
6 Summary and Conclusion
3 Luke’s Greco-Roman Literary Environment
1 Genre and Text
2 Mimesis in the Greco-Roman Literary World
3 Luke and Mimesis
4 Summary and Conclusion
4 Luke the Chronicler: Fixed Points
1 Luke’s Knowledge of Samuel-Kings and Chronicles
2 Core SKNA Themes in Luke-Acts
3 The Infancy Narrative
4 Summary and Conclusion
5 The Disciples: Heirs of the Davidic Kingdom
1 Heirs of the Davidic Kingdom
2 Royal Characterization throughout Luke-Acts
3 Additional Observations and Considerations
4 Synthesis: Royal Figures in SKNA 2 and Luke-Acts
5 Summary and Conclusion
6 Luke the Chronicler: Structural Features
1 Luke’s Theological Geography and the SKNA
2 The Sequence of Major Characters in Acts
3 Speeches, Prayers, and Summaries in Acts
4 Luke’s Approach to Historiography
5 Summary and Conclusion
7 Luke the Chronicler: Beginnings and Endings
1 The Beginning of Luke: Luke’s Preface
2 The Ending of Luke: Preparing for Kingdom and Temple
3 The Beginning of Acts: The New Temple
4 The Ending of Acts: A King at the End of the Earth
5 Summary and Conclusion
8 Conclusion
1 Summary
2 The SKNA in Luke-Acts: Collected Parallels
3 The Samuel-Kings Narrative Arc
4 Hermeneutical Implications
5 Theological Implications
6 For Further Study
7 Conclusion: Luke the Chronicler and the Purpose of Acts
Appendix: Bayes’ Theorem
Bibliography