01873nam a2200157Ia 4500008004100000020002800041041000800069050002900077100002200106245005500128260006700183300002700250505127200277650014901549999001701698230823s9999    xx            000 0 und d  a97808724979480872497941  aeng  aBS2595.6.J44 b.T97 1992  aTyson, Joseph B.  0aImages of Judaism in Luke-Actsb/cJoseph B. Tyson  aColumbia, S.C. : bUniversity of South Carolina Press, c1992  axii, 218 p.b;c23 cm.  a1. Introduction -- 2. The Implied Reader in Luke-Acts. Locations. Persons. Languages. Events. Measurements and Money. Religious Practices. Literature. The Implied Reader as Godfearer -- 3. The Lukan Infancy Narratives (Luke 1-2). Images of Judaism in Luke 1-2 -- 4. Jesus in Galilee, Samaria, and Judea (Luke 3:1-19:44). The Role of Controversy. The Role of the Hebrew Scriptures. The Role of Jerusalem. Conclusion -- 5. Jesus in Jerusalem (Luke 19:45-24:53). The Parable of the Vineyard and Luke's Section on Jesus in Jerusalem. The Role of Scripture. Images of Jewish Religious Life. Conclusion -- 6. The First Christians in Jerusalem, Judea, and Samaria (Acts 1-12). Peter and the Christian Message to Jews (Acts 1-5). Stephen and the Christian Message to Jews (Acts 6-7). The Christian Message to Peripheral People and Gentiles (Acts 8-12). Conclusion -- 7. The Pauline Mission (Acts 13:1-21:14). The Jewish Response to Paul. Jewish Practices and Observances. Conclusion -- 8. Paul in Jerusalem, Caesarea, and Rome (Acts 21:15-28:31). Paul in Jerusalem (Acts 21:15-23:22). Paul in Caesarea (Acts 23:23-26:32). Paul in Rome (Acts 27-28) -- 9. Judaism in Luke-Acts. The Temple. The Scriptures. Anti-Judaism in Luke-Acts. Index of Biblical and Apocryphal References.  aBible. Luke Criticism, interpretation, etc.Bible. Acts Criticism, interpretation, etc.Bible. New Testament. Luke Criticism, interpretation, etc.  c46606d46606