دانلود کتاب Healing and Exorcism in Second Temple Judaism and Early Christianity (Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen Zum Neuen Testament 2.Reihe)

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Cover\nTitel\nPreface\nTable of Contents\nAbbreviations\nMikael Tellbe: Introduction\nPart I. Healing and Exorcism in Second Temple Judaism and Emerging Christianity\n Lena-Sofia Tiemeyer: Dumping your Toxic Waste Abroad: Exorcism and Healing in Zechariah’s Vision Report and Beyond\n 1. Zechariah 5:1–4\n 2. Zechariah 5:5–11\n 3. Zechariah 3\n 4. Conclusion\n Cecilia Wassén: The Impurity of the Impure Spirits in the Gospels\n 1. Jesus and Exorcism\n 2. The Term Impure Spirits in the Gospels\n 3. Different Kinds of Impurity: Moral and Ritual Impurity\n 4. Impure Spirits in Early Jewish Literature\n 5. Conclusion\n Sigurd Grindheim: Exorcism, Forgiveness, and Christological Implications\n 1. Power over Demons in Second Temple Judaism\n 2. Jesus’s Power over the Demons\n 3. Jesus’s Forgiveness\n 4. Conclusion\n Susan R. Garrett: “The Miracle That Jesus Cannot Do”\n 1. Mark’s Epistemological Obsession\n 2. Jesus’s Failure to Enlighten the Twelve\n 3. Satan’s Modus Operandi\n 4. Exorcising Satan\n Steve Walton: Why Silence? Reflections on Paul and Jesus Silencing Demonised People in Luke-Acts\n 1. Setting the Scene\n 2. Surveying the Scholarship\n 3. Studying the Sources\n 4. Circling back to Luke-Acts\n 5. Summary and Conclusion\n Graham H. Twelftree: Healing and Exorcism in the Early Church\n 1. First Case Study: Paul\n 2. Second Case Study: Mark\n 3. Third Case Study: Johannine Literature\n 4. Conclusion\n Larry W. Hurtado: The Ritual Use of Jesus’s Name in Early Christian Exorcism and Healing\n 1. Exclusivity of Jesus’s Name\n 2. The Early Christian Devotional Pattern\n 3. The Simplicity of Method\n 4. Summary\nPart II. Healing and Exorcism in the Early Church\n Jennifer W. Knust and Tommy Wasserman: The Wondrous Gospel of John: Jesus’s Miraculous Deeds in Late Ancient Editorial and Scholarly Practice\n 1. The Kephalaia in a World of Wonders\n 2. Dividing Up the Gospels\n 3. The Old Greek Chapters – Kephalaia in John\n 4. The Elusive Origin of the Kephalaia\n 5. A Gospel Filled with Wonders\n 6. What John Means\n Karl Olav Sandnes: Ancient Debates on Jesus as Miracle Worker: Emic and Etic Perspectives\n 1. Celsus on Jesus’s Miracles\n 2. Origen Responds: The Miracles Are Subordinated\n 3. Sossianus Hierocles on Jesus’s Miracles\n 4. Eusebius Responds\n 5. Summary\n Carl Johan Berglund: How “Valentinian” Was Heracleon’s Reading of the Healing of the Son of a Royal Official?\n 1. Perspectives on Heracleon\n 2. The Identity of the Royal Official\n 3. The Perilous State of Mortals\n 4. The Consequences of Law and Sin\n 5. The Process of the Healing\n 6. Conclusion\n The Use of Scripture in Cyril of Jerusalem’s Homily on the Paralytic by the Pool (CPG 3588): Interpreting the Litter of Solomon\n 1. Cyril’s Use of Scripture\n 2. Cyril’s Context and His Audience between Criticism and Role-Modeling\n 3. A Christological Paragraph\n 4. From the Bed of the Paralytic to the Litter of Solomon\n 5. A Philological Analysis of the Litter as Compared to the Cross\n 6. Conclusion\n Anthony John Lappin: Φιμώθητι καὶ ἔξελθε: Demons and Their Temples in the Second Half of the Fourth Century\n 1. Daphne\n 2. The Serapeum\n 3. From Silence to Acceptance\nList of Contributors\nIndex of References\nIndex of Modern Authors\nSubject Index