Law in Paul's Thought.

Cover -- Contents -- Prefaces -- Introduction -- 0.1 The Problem -- 0.2 Addendum to Introduction -- Notes -- 1 Nomos in Galatians -- 1 Nomos in Galatians -- 1.1 First Approach: Abraham -- 1.2 A second line of approach: the Synod on the Gentile Mission. A misunderstanding on Paul's part? -- 1.3 The function of the nomos -- 1.4 Fulfilment of the 'whole' Law -- Notes -- 2 Nomos in Romans -- 2.1 Abraham and circumsion in Rom 4 -- 2.1.1 The 'history of Israel' and Law -- 2.2 The Synod on the Gentile Mission - a misunderstanding corrected? -- 2.2.1 The question of the integrity of Romans -- 2.3 The new function of the nomos -- 2.4 The fulfilment of the Torah -- Notes -- 3 Elaboration -- 3.1 Boasting and refraining from boasting -- 3.1.1 Boasting in Galatians -- 3.1.2 Boasting in 1 and 2 Corinthians -- 3.1.3 Boasting in Romans -- 3.2 God's righteousness and righteousness -- 3.3 Legem slatuimus! (Rom 3.31) -- 3.3.1 Notes on an Essay by Ferdinand Hahn -- 3.3.2 Notes on books by E.P. Sanders and H. Räisänen -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index of Authors -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Z -- Index of References.

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