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CONTENTS

BOOK I

Contents: Parts I and II xiPreface xv

Part I PAUL AND HIS WORLD

1 Return of the Runaway? 3

2 Like Birds Hovering Overhead:the Faithfulness of the God of Israel 75

3 Athene and Her Owl: the Wisdom of the Greeks 1974 A Cock for Asclepius: Religionand Culturein Pauls World 2465 The Eagle Has Landed: Rome and the Challenge of Empire 279

Part II THE MINDSET OF THE APOSTLE

6 A Bird in the Hand? The Symbolic Praxis of Pauls World 3517 The Plot, the Plan and the Storied Worldview 456

8 Five Signposts to the Apostolic Mindset 538Bibliography for Parts I and II 572

BOOK II

Contents: Parts III and IV ix

Part III PAUL S THEOLOGY

Introduction to Part III 609

9 The One God of Israel, Freshly Revealed 61910 The People of God, Freshly Reworked 77411 Gods Future for the World, Freshly Imagined 1043

Part IV PAUL IN HISTORY

Introduction to Part IV 126912 The Lion and the Eagle: Paul in Caesars Empire 127113 A Different Sacrice: Paul and Religion 132014 The Foolishness of God: Paul among the Philosophers 135415 To Know the Place for the First Time:

Paul and His Jewish Context 140816 Signs of the New Creation: Pauls Aims and Achievements 1473

Full Bibliography of Works Referred to in Parts IIV 1521Indexes 1593


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CONTENTS: PARTS I AND II

Preface xv Part I: PAUL AND HIS WORLD

1 Return of the Runaway? 31. A World of Difference 3

(i) Pliny and Paul 3

(ii) The Runaway Slave? 7(iii) The Request 10(iv) The Central Argument 16

2. Philemon and the Study of Paul 22(i) Introduction 22

(ii) Philemon among the Worldviews 24(iii) From Worldview to Theology 36(iv) Questions in Context: History, Exegesis, Application 48(v) Sources 56

(vi) Worldview, Theology and History 63

3. Philemon as Allegory: Theology, History and Reconciliation 68

2 Like Birds Hovering Overhead: the Faithfulness of the Godof Israel 751. Introduction 752. Who Were the Pharisees? 803. Praxis and Symbol: Torah and Temple 904. Stories and Questions in the Second-Temple Jewish World 108

(i) Introduction 108

(ii) The Continuous Story 114(a) Introduction 114(b) The Story Retold: Bible 117(c) The Story Retold: Second-Temple Literature 121(d) The Story Retold: AfterAD 70 128(e) The Story Retold: Conclusions 135

(iii) The Continuing Exile 139(iv) A World Transformed, Not Abolished 163(v) Story and Scripture 175

(vi) From Story to Question: the Implicit Pharisaic Worldview 1775. The Theology of a Pharisee 1796. The Aims of a Zealous Pharisee 1937. Conclusion 195


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3 Athene and Her Owl: the Wisdom of the Greeks 1971. Introduction 1972. The Shape and Content of First-Century Philosophy 206

(i) Introduction 206

(ii) The Real Beginning: Socrates, Plato and Aristotle 207(iii) Epicureans and Stoics 211(iv) Four Leading Stoics 219

(a) Seneca 219(b) Musonius Rufus 222(c) Epictetus 223(d) Marcus Aurelius 227

(v) Cynics and Sceptics 229(vi) The Philosophical Worldview 232

(vii) The Philosophical Schools 2373. Jewish Responses to Pagan Philosophy 238Selected Timeline of Philosophical Schools and Historical Events 244

4 A Cock for Asclepius: Religionand Culturein Pauls World 2461. Introduction 2462. Religion and Culture in the Eastern Mediterranean World

of Pauls Day 257(i) Introduction 257

(ii) The Religious World of Ancient Greece 258

(iii) Mysteries from the East 263(iv) Religion and Culture in the First-Century Roman World 267

3. Reections on the Religious World of Pauls Day 274

5 The Eagle Has Landed: Rome and the Challenge of Empire 2791. Introduction 2792. The Reality of Empire 284

(i) Introduction 284(ii) Before and After Julius Caesar 285

(iii) Republic Restored, Empire Established: Augustus 289(iv) From Tiberius to Vespasian: AD1470 2913. The Rhetoric of Empire 294

(i) Introduction 294(ii) Material Culture 295

(iii) The Climax of the Narrative 2984. The Religion of Empire 311

(i) Introduction 311(ii) The Divine Augustus 321

(a) In Rome: Informal but Clear 321

(b) In the Provinces: Enthusiastic and Diverse 326(iii) Imperial Cult from Tiberius to Nero 336(iv) Imperial Cult under the Julio-Claudians: Conclusion 340

5. Resistance to Empire: the Jews 343

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Part II: THE MINDSET OF THE APOSTLE

6 A Bird in the Hand? The Symbolic Praxis of Pauls World 3511. Introduction 351

2. Paul and the Symbolic Praxis of Three Worlds 354(i) Judaism 354

(ii) The Symbols of the Pagan World 375(iii) The Symbols of Empire 381

3. Pauls Reconstruction of a World of Symbolic Praxis 384(i) Introduction 384

(ii) The Symbols which Say: We Are the One People of the OneGod 387

(iii) The Symbols which Say: We Are the People of the Messiah 404(iv) The Praxis of Messianic Monotheism 411(v) The Praxis of a Renewed Humanity 438

4. Conclusion: the Praxis of Paul the Apostle 450

7 The Plot, the Plan and the Storied Worldview 4561. Introduction: to Narrate or Not to Narrate 4562. Meanwhile, in Another Part of the Wood:

Plots, Sub-plots and Narrative Themes 4683. The Outer Story: God and Creation 4754. Meanwhile, in Another Part of the Wood: the First Sub-plot

(Humans, Their Vocation, Failure, Rescue and Reinstatement) 4855. Yet Another Part of the (Theological) Wood: the Story of Israel 4956. The Multiple Meanings of Moonshine:

the Role of Torah in the Story of Israel 5057. The Kings New Play: Jesus and His Storied Roles 5178. Conclusion: Tracking the Worldview-Story/Stories 536

8. Five Signposts to the Apostolic Mindset 5381. Introduction 538

2. Who Are We? 5383. Where Are We? 5464. Whats Wrong, and Whats the Solution? 5475. What Time Is It? 5506. Conclusion: Pauls Worldview and the Questions that Remain 562

Bibliography for Parts I and II 572

Contents: Parts I and II xiii

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