CHRISTOLOGY, CONTROVERSY AND COMMUNITY

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Contents

Preface

List of Contributors

David Catchpole: A Profile

1. “Are You the Messiah?”: Is the Crux of Mark 14:61–62 Resolvable?

2. Is There a New Paradigm?

3. The Earthly Jesus in the Synoptic Parables

4. First-Century Houses and Q’s Setting

5. Resurrection in Q?

6. Q 22:28–30

7. Creative Conflict: The Torah and Christology

8. Gospel Genre, Christological Controversy and the Absence of Rabbinic Biography: Some Implications of the Biographical Hypothesis

9. Towards a Critical Appropriation of the Sermon on the Mount: Christology and Discipleship

10. Elijah with Moses, or, a Rift in the Pre-Markan Lute

11. Christology, Controversy and Community in the Gospel of John

12. The Point of John’s Christology: Christology, Conflict and Community in John

13. Satan, Demons and the Absence of Exorcisms in the Fourth Gospel

14. Christian Community in the Light of the Gospel of John

15. Preformed Traditions and Their Implications for Pauline Christology

16. “No Longer Jew or Greek”: Paul’s Corporate Christology and the Construction of Christian Community

17. Openly Portrayed as Crucified: Some Observations on Gal 3:1–14

18. Christology, Controversy and Apocalypse: New Testament Exegesis in the Light of the Work of William Blake

Index of Biblical References

Index of Modern Authors Cited