Ethnicity and the BibleMark G. Brett This volume reflects the diversities of culture both within biblical texts and among the interpretative communities for whom the Bible is a focus of thought and action. Part One, Ethnicity in the Bible, explores selected texts from the Hebrew Bible and from the New Testament, making use of methodological perspectives drawn from a range of disciplines. Part Two, Culture and Interpretation, looks at examples of how ethnicity figures both in the use of the Bible by indigenous peoples and in professional biblical interpretation. By collecting a diversity of topics into a single volume, the authors raise fresh questions for subjects that are usually treated in isolation from each other. This publication has also been published in hardback, please click here for details. |
Contents
MARK G BRETT | 3 |
Hebrew Bible | 25 |
FRANK CRÜSEMANN | 57 |
ROLF RENDTORFF | 77 |
JONATHAN E DYCK | 89 |
SMITHCHRISTOPHER | 117 |
LEVENSON | 143 |
New Testament | 171 |
Indigenous Peoples | 297 |
SUSAN HAWLEY | 315 |
THANZAUVA AND R L HNUNI | 343 |
LYNNE HUME | 359 |
The Politics of Interpretation | 381 |
R S SUGIRTHARAJAH | 419 |
JOHN RICHES | 431 |
PIETER F CRAFFERT | 449 |
G BARCLAY | 197 |
PHILIP F ESLER | 215 |
Social Contempt and | 241 |
WOLFGANG STEGEMANN | 271 |
FERNANDO F SEGOVIA | 469 |
493 | |
499 | |
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
Aboriginal Abraham alien ancient argued attitude biblical texts boundaries Boyarin Cambridge Canaanite century Christ Christian Chron Chronicler's Chronicles church circumcision claim concept concern conflict context conversion covenant critical cultural Daniel David Deut discussion domination E.P. Sanders ethnic group ethnic identity ethnocentrism example exile Exod Ezra Ezra-Nehemiah ezrāḥ faith foreign Galatians genealogies Genesis Gentiles God's Gospel Gospel of Matthew Greek Hebrew Bible Hellenistic hermeneutics human Indians indigenous interpretation Israelite issue Jerusalem Jesus Jewish Jews Jews and Gentiles JSOT Press Judah Judaism king land Lord Matthean community Matthew means Merneptah Stele Miskitu missionaries modern nations Nehemiah particular Paul's Pauline Persian period perspective Philistines political post-exilic premonarchic Israel priestly question racial reference relation relationship religion religious role scholars social society Spirit story strangers suggests table of nations Temple theology tion torah tôšāb tradition tribal understanding University Press Yahweh YHWH