دانلود کتاب Jesus Fulfilment of the Torah and Prophets: Inherited Strategies and Torah Interpretation in Matthew's Gospel (Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen Zum Neuen Testament 2.reihe)

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Cover\nTitle\nPreface\nTable of Contents\nList of Abbreviations\nChapter 1: Introduction\n A. Problem and History of Scholarship\n B. Matthew and Judaism\n C. Research Aims and Methodology\n D. Terminology\n I. Interpretation(s) and the Phenomenon of Torah Interpretation\n II. Writing Strategies\n III. Torah\n E. Scope and Procedures\nChapter 2: Torah Interpretation in Second Temple Judaism\n A. Texts and Interpretation\n B. Najman’s Second Temple Framework of Torah Interpretation\n I. Survival of Divine Encounter\n II. Revelation Inflected by Destruction\n C. Survival of Divine Encounter and Revelation Inflected by Destruction\n D. Conclusion\nChapter 3: Matthew’s Gospel Inflected by Destruction\n A. Matthew and Israel\n B. Jesus’ Ministry and his Exilic Restoration of Israel\n I. Four Elements of Exilic Hope\n 1. The coming of a Davidic Messiah\n 2. The Depiction of the Return from Exile in terms of a New Exodus\n 3. The Ingathering of all Twelve Tribes\n 4. The Impact of this Restoration on the Gentiles\n II. Summary of Key Elements\n C. The Defilement of the Temple and Matthew’s Solution in Jesus\n D. The Programmatic Statement and the Destruction of the Temple\n I. (κατα)λύω in Jewish Literature\n II. (κατα)λύω in Matthew’s Programmatic Statement\n E. Conclusion\nChapter 4: Mosaic Discourse\n A. Mosaic Discourse Defined\n B. Examples of Mosaic Discourse\n I. Feature 1: Reworking and Expanding Older Traditions\n II. Feature 2: Self-Ascribed Status of Torah\n III. Feature 3: The Re-Presentation of Sinai\n IV. Feature 4: Pseudonymous Attribution to Moses\n V. Summary\n C. Matthew and Mosaic Discourse\n I. Feature 1: Reworking and Expanding Older Traditions\n II. Feature 2: Self-Ascribed Status of Torah\n III. Feature 3: The Re-Presentation of Sinai\n IV. Feature 4: Pseudonymous Attribution to Moses\n 1. Birth Parallels\n 2. Exodus Parallels\n 3. Sinai Parallels\n D. Jesus and Moses’ Role\n E. References to Moses in Matthew’s Gospel\n I. Matt 8:1–4\n II. Matt 17:1–8\n III. Matt 19:1–9\n IV. Matt 22:23–33\n V. Matt 23:2\n F. Conclusion\nChapter 5: Torah in the Controversy Stories\n A. The Sabbath Controversies: Matt 12:1–14\n I. Narrative Context\n II. Analysis of the First Sabbath Controversy: Matt 12:1–8\n III. Analysis of the Second Sabbath Controversy: Matt 12:9–14\n B. The Hand Washing Controversy: Matt 15:1–20\n I. Narrative Context\n II. Analysis of the Hand Washing Controversy: Matthew 15:1–20\n C. The Controversy over Divorce: Matt 19:1–9\n I. Narrative Context\n II. Analysis of the Divorce Controversy: Matt 19:1–9\n D. The Greatest Commandment: Matt 22:34–40\n I. Narrative Context\n II. Analysis of the Greatest Commandment: Matt 22:34–40\n E. Conclusion\nChapter 6: Biography and Legitimising the Lawgiver\n A. Polemical Possibilities of the Genre of Ancient βίος\n I. The Explanatory Nature of Biographical Writing\n II. Examples of Biographical Writing and Polemics\n 1. Tacitus’ Agricola\n 2. Suetonius’ Life of Nero\n 3. Summary\n B. Philo’s Legitimisation of Moses and his Torah\n I. The Polemical Context of Philo’s Life of Moses\n II. Qualifiers, Alterations, and Omissions of the Sources\n III. Moses’ Childhood and Four Abilities\n 1. Moses’ Childhood\n 2. Moses’ Four Abilities\n C. Biographical Writing and Mosaic Discourse\n D. Conclusion\nChapter 7: Matthew and Legitimisation\n A. Matthew’s Polemical Context\n B. Source History and the Development of Jesus Biographical Writing\n C. Matthew’s Added Biographical Details and the Legitimisation of Jesus\n I. Jesus’ Genealogy, Matthew 1:1–17\n II. The Birth of Jesus, Matthew 1:18–25\n III. Herod and the Magi, Matthew 2:1–12\n IV. Egypt: There and Back Again, Matthew 2:13–23\n V. John’s Baptism, Matthew 3:1–17\n VI. The Wilderness Temptation 4:1–11\n VII. The Beginning of Jesus’ Public Career 4:12–25\n D. The Legitimisation of Jesus and the Status of the Torah\n E. Conclusion\nChapter 8: Conclusion\nBibliography\nIndex of References\nIndex of Authors\nSubject Index