Paul and Judaism: Crosscurrents in Pauline Exegesis and the Study of Jewish-Christian Relations

List of Contributors List of Abbreviations Acknowledgements Prologue: Wrestling with the Jewish Paul - Reimund Bieringer and Didier Pollefeyt 1. Salvation in Paul's Judaism? - Michael F. Bird 2. Covenantal Theology and Participation in Christ: Pauline Perspectives on Transformation - William S. Campbell 3. Paul's Covenantal Theology in 2 Cor 2:14-7:4 - Thomas R. Blanton, IV 4. Paul, Israel, and the Gentiles: Hermeneutical and Exegetical Notes - Michael Bachmann 5. Paul's Relationship to Torah in Light of His Strategy 'to Become Everything to Everyone' (1 Cor 9.19-23) - Mark D. Nanos 6. Paul's Letters and the Relationship between the People of Israel and the Church Today - Philip A Cunningham 7. A Christian-Jewish Dialogical Model in Light of New Research on Paul's Relationship with Judaism - John T. Pawlikowski 8. Sharing God with Others or Dividing God from Powerlessness: A Late-Modern Challenge by the Heterotopian Experience of the New Paul - Hans-Joachim Sander 9. Paul at the Intersection between Continuity and Discontinuity: On Paul's Place in Early Judaism and Christianity as well as in Christian-Jewish Dialogue Today - Hans-Herman Henrix Epilogue: James D. G. Dunn Bibliography Scripture Index Author Index

Reimund Bieringer is Professor of New Testament at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium. Didier Pollefeyt is Professor of Religious Education and Jewish-Christians Relations at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Belgium.

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