Inhalt: | Introduction: an appreciation / Courtney J.P. Friesen -- From Mark to Mark to Mark: continuity and discontinuity in the narrative history of Mark's Gospel / Charles A. Bobertz -- Figs, pigs, and imperial Rome: Jesus and the barren fig tree in Mark 11 / Stephen Potthoff -- Double obfuscation of class struggle in Luke 13:10-17: regulation of labor, alienation, and failed revolutions / Steven J. Friesen -- "The thoughts of many hearts": interior characterization in the Gospel of Luke / Mark Reasoner -- The Pentecost narrative of Acts: history, tradition, and literature / Glen W. Menzies -- Contesting the gift of gnosis in 1 Corinthians / Geoffrey S. Smith -- "Why can't a woman be more like a man?": making Mary male (Thomas 114) in the gendered world of Antiquity / Stephen J. Patterson -- The Gospel of Judas and the end of Sethian Gnosticism / David Brakke -- The persistence of crafted memories: the Nag Hammadi Cartonnage, upper Egyptian monasticism, and the literary sources / James E. Goehring -- Messianism in Septuagint Amos? / W. Edward Glenny -- Jewish-Christian relations in Smyrna: rhetoric, reality, and the limits of historical knowledge / Michael W. Holmes -- Could Luke read Latin? New evidence that he did / Dennis R. MacDonald -- The house gathering and the poor in the Gospel of Mark / Dennis E. Smith -- Jesus and sympotic desire / David H. Sick -- Gluttony and drunkenness as Jewish and Christian virtues: from the comic Heracles to the Christ of the Gospels / Courtney J.P. Friesen -- The drama of apocalypse: from tragic hymns to the hymns of revelation /Justin P. Jeffcoat Schedtler -- Divine chemistry: nymphs, sacrament, and substance in the Greco-Roman world / Rabun Taylor |
