Reading Israel in Romans Legitimacy and

A collection of essays to help scholars and ordinary believers to discuss the framework through which they view biblical texts, using Romans 4 and 9-11 as examples.

Overture: Receptions, Critical Interpretations, and Scriptural Criticism

1

(57)

Cristina Grenholm

Daniel Patte

Part 1 RECEPTIONS AND CRITICAL INTERPRETATIONS OF ROMANS 4

Abraham, Father of Us All, in Barth's Epistle to the Romans

57

(17)

Thomas D. Parker

Multivocality in Romans 4

74

(22)

Robert L. Brawley

Multivocality and Multiplex Perspectives in the Interpretation of Romans

96

(9)

Robert L. Brawley

Thomas D. Parker

A Theologian and Feminist Responds

105

(22)

Cristina Grenholm

Part 2 RECEPTIONS AND CRITICAL INTERPRETATIONS OF ROMANS 9--11

``God's Gifts and Call Are Irrevocable'': The Reception of Romans 11:29 through the Centuries and Christian-Jewish Relations

127

(47)

Joseph Sievers

Romans 9--11 and Jewish-Christian Dialogue: Prospects and Provisos

174

(13)

Gunter Wasserberg

Divergent Images of Paul and His Mission

187

(25)

William S. Campbell

Challenging the Limits That Continue to Define Paul's Perspective on Jews and Judaism

212

(13)

Mark D. Nanos

A Post-Holocaust Biblical Critic Responds

225

(21)

Daniel Patte

Epilogue: Israel Reading in ``Reading Israel''

246

(5)

Daniel Boyarin

Contributors

251

(2)

Index of Scriptural References

253

(4)

Index of Authors

257

(4)

Index of Subjects

261

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Reading Israel in Romans Legitimacy and Plausibility of Divergent Interpretations

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