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Is Paul also among the<br />
Prophets?<br />
An Examination of the relationship<br />
between Paul and the Old<br />
Testament Prophetic Tradition in 2<br />
corinthians<br />
Jeffrey W.<br />
Aernie<br />
• Analyses<br />
prophetic<br />
tradition in 2<br />
corinthians<br />
• Provides a<br />
foundation for an<br />
extended<br />
exegetical<br />
analysis of 2 corinthians<br />
• Examines the way OT prophetic<br />
material shapes Paul’s identity and<br />
rhetoric<br />
Aernie explores the influence of<br />
prophetic tradition on Paul’s apostolic<br />
self-presentation and rhetoric in<br />
2 corinthians. He examines Paul’s<br />
relationship with Moses, the Isaianic<br />
servant, and Jeremiah in order to<br />
define Paul’s position with regard to the<br />
preceding prophetic tradition.<br />
JEFFrEy w. AErNIE is based at the united<br />
Theological college, Australia.<br />
uK April 2012 uS June 2012<br />
256 Pages 156 x 234 mm 6.125 x 9.25 inches<br />
HB 9780567175724 - £65.00 / $120.00<br />
The Library of New Testament Studies, 467<br />
T&T clark<br />
Israel’s Only Shepherd<br />
Matthew’s Shepherd Motif and His<br />
Social Setting<br />
Wayne Baxter<br />
• Offers a new<br />
way of assessing<br />
Matthew’s social<br />
setting<br />
• Displays the<br />
importance of<br />
the shepherd<br />
metaphor<br />
in different<br />
traditions<br />
• Enables readers to see the place of<br />
literary analysis in a socio-religious<br />
debate<br />
wayne Baxter compares uses of the<br />
shepherd metaphor in Matthew and in<br />
non-christian Jewish and greco-roman<br />
sources to unearth clues about the<br />
Evangelist’s socio-religious orientation,<br />
and the implications of this for the<br />
debate surrounding the ‘parting of the<br />
ways’ between Judaism and christianity.<br />
wAyNE BAXTEr is based at Mississauga chinese<br />
Baptist church, canada.<br />
uK January 2012 uS March 2012<br />
232 Pages 156 x 234 mm 6.125 x 9.25 inches<br />
HB 9780567066619 - £60.00 / $110.00<br />
The Library of New Testament Studies, 457<br />
T&T clark<br />
Jesus and Time<br />
An Interpretation of Mark 1.15<br />
Ma’afu Palu<br />
• This is the first<br />
book-length<br />
treatment of<br />
Jesus’ view of<br />
time<br />
• Examines verse<br />
from Fathers to<br />
reformers<br />
• Detailed<br />
examination of greek<br />
Palu argues that Mark 1.15 denotes an<br />
ongoing dynamic of time fulfilment,<br />
beginning with the appearance of Jesus<br />
and then mapped onto two phases of<br />
the horizon of Jesus’ view of time. Palu<br />
concludes that the biblical notion of<br />
time is to be tied intimately to the hope<br />
of the restoration of Israel, ultimately<br />
manifested in the Kingdom of god.<br />
MA’AFu PALu is based at Sia’atoutai Theological<br />
college, Tonga.<br />
uK April 2012 uS June 2012<br />
288 Pages 156 x 234 mm 6.125 x 9.25 inches<br />
HB 9780567424105 - £65.00 / $120.00<br />
The Library of New Testament Studies, 468<br />
T&T clark<br />
BIBLIcAL STuDIES<br />
Jesus, the Galilean<br />
Exorcist<br />
His Exorcisms in Social and Political<br />
context<br />
Amanda Witmer<br />
• Examines sociopolitical<br />
aspect of<br />
exorcisms<br />
• Asserts centrality<br />
of exorcisms to<br />
historical Jesus<br />
debate<br />
• Shows how<br />
exorcisms were<br />
viewed in the ancient world<br />
Amanda witmer investigates exorcism<br />
in the activities of the historical Jesus,<br />
particularly the connection between<br />
spirit possession and exorcism on the one<br />
hand and the socio-political context of<br />
first-century galilee on the other. witmer<br />
draws on research from the areas of<br />
sociology, anthropology, archaeology and<br />
biblical studies.<br />
AMANDA wITMEr is based at the university of<br />
waterloo, Ontario, canada.<br />
uK February 2012 uS April 2012<br />
264 Pages 156 x 234 mm 6.125 x 9.25 inches<br />
HB 9780567575524 - £65.00 / $120.00<br />
The Library of New Testament Studies, 459<br />
The Library of Historical Jesus Studies, 10<br />
T&T clark<br />
Jesus, the Sabbath,<br />
and the Jewish Debate<br />
Healing on the Sabbath in the 1st<br />
and 2nd century cE<br />
Nina L. Collins<br />
• Detailed<br />
examination of<br />
gospels and early<br />
rabbinic sources<br />
• Examines issue of<br />
Sabbath healing<br />
in Judaism<br />
• Insights into<br />
Jewish Law in 2nd<br />
century<br />
collins traces the history of the process<br />
by which Jewish law accommodated<br />
Sabbath healing. She considers evidence<br />
preserved in the gospels and shows that<br />
Jesus and the Pharisees were fully in<br />
agreement concerning the necessity<br />
for such healing. She then traces the<br />
continuation of the search by Jewish<br />
sages in the second century to find ways<br />
to integrate acts of Sabbath healing<br />
within Jewish law.<br />
NINA L. cOLLINS is based at the university of<br />
Leeds, uK.<br />
uK July 2012 uS September 2012<br />
400 Pages 156 x 234 mm 6.125 x 9.25 inches<br />
HB 9780567385871 - £80.00 / $145.00<br />
The Library of New Testament Studies, 474<br />
T&T clark<br />
BIBLIcAL STuDIES<br />
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