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Prayer and Vindication in Luke - Acts The Theme of Prayer Within the Context of the Legitimating and Edifying Objective of the Lukan Narrative

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Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

25.10.2012

Verlag

Bloomsbury Academic

Seitenzahl

320

Maße (L/B/H)

23.4/15.6/1.7 cm

Gewicht

500 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-567-26855-6

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Holmas's work is particularly noteworthy for its analysis of German scholarship; this volume will ably familiarize many non-German readers with the significant body of German literature on the topic...the volume is the new "must read" for people interested in prayer in Luke-Acts. -- Thomas E. Phillips Religious Studies Review

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

25.10.2012

Verlag

Bloomsbury Academic

Seitenzahl

320

Maße (L/B/H)

23.4/15.6/1.7 cm

Gewicht

500 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-567-26855-6

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Libri GmbH
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Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: Prayer and Vindication in Luke - Acts

  • ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

    ABBREVIATIONS

    Chapter 1

    INTRODUCTION

    I. Problem and Purpose
    II. Previous Monographs on Lukan Prayer
    III Method and Outline

    PART ONE: LAYING THE FOUNDATIONS

    Chapter 2

    DELIMITING THE SCOPE OF THE STUDY: SEMANTIC CONSIDERATIONS AND TEXT SELECTION

    I. Introduction: The Challenge of Defining Lukan Prayer
    II. Lexical Field and Semantic Range
    III Syntagmatic Field
    IV Conclusion: Delimiting the Perimeters of the Study

    Chapter 3

    OUTLINING THE CONTROLLING AGENDA OF LUKE-ACTS: LUKAN PRAYER WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF THE HISTORIOGRAPHICAL AIMS OF THE DOUBLE WORK

    I. Introduction
    II. Luke-Acts as Ancient Historia and the Bearing of Luke's Historiographical Aims on the Presentation of Prayer

    A. Luke-Acts as Apologetic Historiography: Legitimating the Jesus Movement
    B. Luke-Acts and the Educative Function of Ancient Historia C. The Rhetorical Situation of Luke-Acts and the Makeup of Luke's Intended Readers
    D. The Theme of Prayer within the Context of the Legitimating and Edifying Objective of Luke-Acts: A Preliminary Sketch

    PART TWO: THE THEME OF PRAYER IN THE GOSPEL OF LUKE

    Chapter 4

    PRAYER AND ISRAEL&S217;S HOPE AT THE OPENING OF LUKE'S GOSPEL (LUKE 1-2)

    I. Luke 1-2 as the Beginning of the Lukan Narrative
    II. Text Analysis A. Prayer in the Opening Episode of Luke's Gospel (1.5-25) B. Jerusalem Prophets at Prayer: Simeon and Anna (Luke 2.25-38)

    Chapter

    5 THE PRAY-ER PAR EXCELLENCE: THE LUKAN PORTRAIT OF THE PRAYING JESUS (LUKE 3-24)

    I. Prayer in the Life and Mission of Jesus: Overview and Procedure
    II. The Function of the Lukan Portrait of the Praying Jesus-A New Proposal
    III Text Analysis

    A. Jesus' Practice of Prayer During His Public Ministry (Luke 3-11)
    B. Jesus' Passion Prayers (Luke 22-23)

    V Conclusion

    Chapter 6

    MODELING PRAYER: PRAYER AND DISCIPLESHIP IN THE PERIOD OF JESUS

    I. Introduction: The Profile and Character of the Prayer Didactic Emphasis in Luke's Gospel
    II. Prayer and the Formation of the Disciples Under the Tutelage of Jesus: Overview
    III. Text Analysis

    A. The Galilean Phase (Luke 4.14-9.50): Preliminaries
    B. The Travel Narrative (Luke 9.51-19.44) and the Pre-Passion Jerusalem Phase (Luke 19.45-21.38): Extensive Prayer Instruction

    EXCURSUS I: THE GENERAL TEACHING ON PRAYER AND LUKE'S INTENDED READERSHIP

    C. The Passion Crisis (Luke 22-23): Failure to Pray

    IV. Conclusion and Outlook

    PART THREE: THE THEME OF PRAYER IN THE BOOK OF ACTS

    Chapter 7

    PERSISTENT PRAYER AND THE FORMATION AND THE FORMATION AND EXPANSION OF THE RESTORED PEOPLE: PRAYER IN THE LIFE AND MISSION OF THE EARLY COMMUNITY IN ACTS (ACTS 1-12)

    I. Prayer in the Book of Acts and the Unity Issue: Methodological Considerations

    A. The Scholarly Discussion of the Unity of Luke-Acts
    B. The Unity of Luke-Acts and the Theme of Prayer
    C. Procedure

    II. Prayer and the Formation and Growth of the Messianic People in Jerusalem and Beyond (Acts 1-12): Overview

    III. Text Analysis

    A. The Apostles and the Early Believers in Jerusalem in Prayer (Acts 1-7)

    EXCURSUS II: PRAYER AND THE HOLY SPIRIT IN THE ACTS NARRATIVE

    B. Beyond Jerusalem: Praying 'Servants of the Word' and Praying Would-Be Believers (Acts 8-11)
    C. A Final Time: The Jerusalem Community Importuning God (Acts 12)

    IV. Conclusion

    Chapter 8

    BETWEEN HARDSHIP AND HOPE: PRAYER IN THE CONTEXT OF PAUL'S MISSION AND TRIAL (ACTS 13-28)

    I. Paul and his Companions in Prayer - Paul on Prayer: Overview

    II. Text Analysis

    A. Commended to the Lord-Prayer Surrounding Paul's Diaspora Mission (Acts 13.1-21.16)
    B. Worshipping God according to the Way: Prayer and Paul the Defendant (Acts 21.17-28.31)

    III. Conclusion

    Chapter 9

    CONCLUSIONS

    BIBLIOGRAPHY

    INDEXES