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_aBV637 _b.F57 2015 |
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_aThe first urban churches / _cedited by James R. Harrison and L.L. Welborn. |
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_aSociety of Biblical Literature. Writings from the Greco-Roman world supplement series ; _vnumber 7, 8, 9 |
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| 504 | _aIncludes bibliographical references and indexes. | ||
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_gv.1. _tMethodological foundations. _tThe first urban churches : introduction / _rJames R. Harrison. _tAssessing the potential of archaeological discoveries for the interpretation of New Testament texts : the case of a gladiator fragment from Colossae and the letter to the Colossians / _rAlan Cadwallader -- _tThe city in Roman Egypt : the evidence of the papyri / _rMalcom Choat -- _tEpigraphy and the study of Polis and Ekklēsia in the Greco-Roman world / _rPaul Trebilco -- _tGaia, Polis, and Ekklēsia at the Miletus Market Gate : an eco-critical reimagination of Revelation 12:16 / _rBrigitte Kahl -- _tCoinage and colonial identity : Corinthian numismatics and the Corinthian correspondence / _rBradley J. Bitner -- _tThe Polis and the poor : reconstructing social relations from different genres of evidence / _rL.L. Welborn -- _tMethodological considerations in using epigraphic evidence to determine the socioeconomic context of the early Christians / _rJulien M. Ogereau -- _tUrban portraits of the "barbarians" on the fringes of the Roman Empire : the archaeological numismatic, epigraphic, and iconographic evidence / _rJames R. Harrison -- |
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_gv.2. _tRoman Corinth. _gIntroduction: _tExcavating the urban life of Roman Corinth / _rJames R. Harrison -- _tInequality in Roman Corinth : evidence from diverse sources evaluated by a neo-Ricardian model / _rL.L. Wellborn -- _tNegotiating multiple modes of religion and identity in Roman Corinth / _rCavan Concannon -- _tBetween polis, oikos, and ekklesia : the challenge of negotiating the spirit world (1 Cor. 12:1-11) / _rKathy Ehrensperger -- _tBrother against brother : controversiae about inheritance disputes and 1 Corinthians 6:1-11 / _rMichael Peppard -- _tThe changing rural horizons of Corinth's first urban Christians / _rDavid K. Pettegrew -- _tMixed-language inscribing at Roman Corinth / _rBradley J. Bitner -- _t"The God of this age" (2 Cor 4:4) and Paul's empire-resisting Gospel at Corinth / _rFredrick J. Long -- _tPaul and the Agōnothetai at Corinth : engaging the civic values of antiquity / _rJames R. Harrison -- |
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_gv.3. _tEphesus. _tAn epigraphic portrait of Ephesus and its villages / _rJames R. Harrison -- _tAn Ephesian tale : mystery cults, reverse theological engineering, and the triumph of Christianity in Ephesus / _rGuy MacLean Rogers -- _tThe Jewish community in Ephesus and its interaction with Christ-believers in the first century CE and beyond / _rPaul Trebilco -- _tAcclaiming Artemis in Ephesus : political theologies in Acts 19 / _rBradley J. Bitner -- _tThe gladiator graveyard of Ephesus as evidence for the study of martyrdom / _rMikael Haxby -- _t[Ekklasia] in Ephesians as godlike in the heavens, in temple, in [gamos], and in armor : idealogy and iconography in Ephesus / _rFredrick J. Long -- _tFrom Zeus or by Endoios? : Acts 19:35 as a peculiar assessment of the Ephesian Artemis / _rStephan Witetschek -- _tEphesian cultic officials, their benefactors, and the quest for civic virtue : Paul's alternative quest for status in the epistle to the Ephesians / _rJames R. Harrison -- _tEphesus and the numismatic background to [neokoros] / _rMichael P. Theophilos. |
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_gv.4 _tRoman Philippi _tExcavating the urban and country life of Roman Philippi / _rJames R. Harrisson _tRooted in heaven and resident in Philippi, but no έϰϰλησία? _rKathy Ehrensperger _tThe social constituency and membership of the first Christian groups at Philippi: a literary and epigraphic survey / _rJulien M. Ogereau _tVindolanda tablet 2.154, RPC 1651, and the provenance of Philippians / _rPaul A. Holloway _tPolis and Ekklēsia at Philippi: a response to Kathy Ehrensperger, Paul Holloway, and Julien Ogereau / _rAngela Standhartinger _tFirst-century Philippi: contextualizing Paul's visit / _rCédric Brélaz _tDid the Philippian Christ group know it was a "missionary" society? / _rRichard S. Ascough _tThe imperial authorities in Paul's letter to predominantly Greek hearers in the Roman colony of Philippi / _rPeter Oakes _t"Every knee bowed": Jesus Christ as reigning Lord over "the heavenly, the earthly, and the subterranean gods" (Philippians 2:10) / _rFredrick J. Long and Ryan Kristopher Giffin _tRivals, opponents, and enemies: three kinds of theological argumentation in Philippians / _rSamuel Vollenweider _tFrom Rome to the colony of Philippi: Roman boasting in Philippians 3:4-6 in its Latin west and Philippian epigraphic context / _rJames R. Harrison |
| 520 | _aThis collection of essays examines the urban context of early Christian churches in the first-century Roman world. A city-by-city investigation of the early churches in the New Testament clarifies the challenges, threats, and opportunities that urban living provided for early Christians. Readers will come away with a better understanding of how scholars assemble an accurate picture of the cities in which the first Christians flourished--Publisher's website. | ||
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_aChurch history _yPrimitive and early church, ca. 30-600. |
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_aCities and towns _xReligious aspects _xChristianity. |
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