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Journal Article DOI: 10.1177/014610799702700304
The Galilean Fishing Economy and the Jesus Tradition
K. C. Hanson1

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Building on the earlier studies of ancient fishing by Rostovtzeff and Wuellner, this article examines fishing as a sub-system within the political economy and the domestic economy of first-century Galilee. I employ a model of embedded economics to articulate the relationships between the various players in the sub-system: the... Building on the earlier studies of ancient fishing by Rostovtzeff and Wuellner, this article examines fishing as a sub-system within the political economy and the domestic economy of first-century Galilee. I employ a model of embedded economics to articulate the relationships between the various players in the sub-system: the Roman emperors; Herod Antipas; the tax administrators; the brokers, tax collectors, and toll collectors; the fishing families; the hired laborers; the suppliers of raw goods and other products; fish processors; and shippers and carters. This model is developed in order to provide a more focussed frame of reference for the interpretation of the Jesus tradition (metaphors and narratives) and the location of Jesus' activity and network recruitment in Galilean fishing villages. read more read less
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Journal Article DOI: 10.1177/014610798401400431
Book Review: The First Urban Christians: The Social World of the Apostle Paul:

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When considering these two books, we can appreciate how much the series \"NewTestament Message\" is rendering a great service to an understanding of the Bible for Americans. What we have in everyone of these books is the result of the mature thinking of scholars who are using the most modern biblical tools in an attempt to br... When considering these two books, we can appreciate how much the series \"NewTestament Message\" is rendering a great service to an understanding of the Bible for Americans. What we have in everyone of these books is the result of the mature thinking of scholars who are using the most modern biblical tools in an attempt to bring accepted results to as wide an audience as possible. It is particularly important to have a good idea of the biblical-theological content of the somewhat neglected Catholic Epistles, especially when we are more con. scious of the plural theologies in understanding the Fact of Jesus, more than just the so-called main witnesses as Kummel's Theology of the New Testament states. It is very useful for us to consider the meaning of such disparate letters as the two letters attributed to Saint Peter. Because of the time difference, there had been quite a change in the atmosphere of the early Christian Church in Asia Minor. The first letter is a letter related to the appreciation of being a Christian, its value and its worth, a worth dying for. The general tone of the letter is pretty much that which is said in the Bookof Revelation. It is a real joy to see the skill of so good a scholar as Donald Senior writing in such a way that it is very warm and understandable to any non specialist Yet there is no doubt that he is aware of the questions about the general nature of the letter and particular points as are discussed in the different schools. It is a good contribution to read positive suggestions for the \"Mission of a Christian Wife\" (3,l-6) and \"Preaching to the Dead' (4,6). Naturally Second Peter is joined to this book because of the name Peter though it is by an entirely different hand than that of First Peter. The contents too are quite different, more a meaning of why and how the Parousia can and should be meaningful for a Christian. ltcan be a definite help for people todaywho ask \"Why is the coming of Jesusdelayed?\" Whatdoes it mean to us. Many of the same remarks can be made of the work of Richard Kugelman on James and Jude. Naturally there is a difference in style between these two authors in their commenting on the Catholic Epistles, Kugelman is clearly of a different temperament than Senior. He spends quite some time on speaking of the canonical acceptance of the book, and very naturally on the question of Faith and Works. For him James reflects a good balance to people who know only the epistles of Paul, particularly the one to the Romans, as being the \"pure gospel.\" Problems that always exist for Christians is the problem of fidelityto Christ and freedom to His message in the Spirit Again positively there is much more in James than contradicting Saint Paul. There is a fine section in comments on the Epistle of Jude between biblical inspiration and truth. read more read less
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Journal Article DOI: 10.1177/014610798401400433
Book Review: In Memory of Her: A Feminist Theological Reconstruction of Christian Origins:

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In this contribution to the Biblical Encounters Series E. S. Gerstenberger and W. Schrage discuss the Old and NewTestament respectively on the topic of the relationship between the sexes. While both admit that the Bible is temporarily, condition ed. they also maintain that it offers enduring values. Hence it is a question of ... In this contribution to the Biblical Encounters Series E. S. Gerstenberger and W. Schrage discuss the Old and NewTestament respectively on the topic of the relationship between the sexes. While both admit that the Bible is temporarily, condition ed. they also maintain that it offers enduring values. Hence it is a question of drawing the proper conclusions for our times. While G. consistently interjects pastoral applications of the text to modern living, S., in general, prefers to reserve such applications for the conclusion of his section.The outcome of this work is the challenging awareness of both similarities and dissimilarities between the biblical audience and the modern reader. Overall it is a balanced assessment of the textwith a keen eye to present-day situations. Granting that virtually all the Old Testament Scriptures were written by men for men, G. shows that there is not simply a monolithic exaltation of men. While Gen 186-15 has Sarah working inside the tent and Abraham entertaining in the shade of the tent entmnce, the Deborah story is a decided contrast. Heie the author criticizes the patriarchal order of things by having his heroine assume a leadership role at a crucial point in Israel's history. G. goes on to warn against allegedly male or female characteristics. He admits a division of labor but not according to preformed sexual ro!es. Both young boys and young girls should learn home economics and child care with equal seriousness. In analyzing Gen 223-24, G. does not see the covenantal overtones of the passage after the manner of W. Brueggemann, whereas S. (pp. 185-1 86) does. G. undertands the\"one flesh of v24 principally in terms of sexual union, whereas M. Gilbert, for example, has made a good case for understanding the expression as one of the unity of the spouses in all areas of human existence. Although G. grants that the Old Testament ascribes sexual characteristics to Yahweh, he chooses to focus only on the masculine ones. Strangely MotherYahweh does not appear. S. rightly notes that the New Testament is not a compedium for the correct relationship between the sexes butthe testimony to Gods salvific work in Jesus Christ In this literary coilection the Synoptic Gospels and the Pauline corpus constitute the thematic center. Here S. quickly laments that the non-Pauline Pastorals have dominated the field in a fateful way. Nonetheless the New Testament basically overcame the discrimination against women. Pauline creation theology is emphasized in this presentation. According to Paul, where the Creator no longer stands at the center, relationships between the sexes becomedisordered. On the positiw side the key values are service which revolutionizes all such relationships and partnership which overcomes limited creaturely existence. With regard to 1 Cor 11:7, however, S. observes that it is nothing less than a step backwards from Gen 1:27. In response one can note in the light of J. MurphyOConnor's study (CBQ 42 [ 1980) 482-500) that Paul is intent upon preserving the Genesisderived differentiation of the sexes in the matter of hairstyles. There is no difference in the social status of men and women in Christ (S. correctly regards 1 Cor 143 .35 as a nonPauline interpolation.) In an aside S. asserts that Mt 1:25 taken with Mt 1355-56 \"clearly\" (p. 191) argues against the \"virginitas post partum.\" Given the ambiguous nature of the New Testament testimony one should conclude that \"one cannot solve easily, on the basis of the New Testament evidence alone,\" the question of Jesus' brothers and sisters (J. A. Fitzmyer, A Christological Catechism. New Testament Answers [New York Paulist, 19821 73). An index of biblical passages would have enhanced this read more read less
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Journal Article DOI: 10.1177/0146107915577097
Seven Gay Texts: Biblical Passages Used to Condemn Homosexuality
Robert Gnuse1

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There are seven texts often cited by Christians to condemn homosexuality: Noah and Ham (Genesis 9:20–27), Sodom and Gomorrah (Genesis 19:1–11), Levitical laws condemning same-sex relationships (Lev... There are seven texts often cited by Christians to condemn homosexuality: Noah and Ham (Genesis 9:20–27), Sodom and Gomorrah (Genesis 19:1–11), Levitical laws condemning same-sex relationships (Lev... read more read less
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Journal Article DOI: 10.1177/01461079060360040401
Performance Criticism: An Emerging Methodology in Second Testament Studies—Part II:
David Rhoads1

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In Part 1 of this article, I sought to depict performance criticism as an emerging discipline in Second Testament studies. I explained how the first-century Mediterranean area comprised predominantly oral cultures, that writing primarily served orality, that performances were central to early Christian communities, and that t... In Part 1 of this article, I sought to depict performance criticism as an emerging discipline in Second Testament studies. I explained how the first-century Mediterranean area comprised predominantly oral cultures, that writing primarily served orality, that performances were central to early Christian communities, and that the Second Testament writings were basically “remnants” of oral performances. I proposed an outline of the key features of the performance event in an effort to encourage us to interpret Second Testament writings in the context of such performance scenarios. Part 2 comprises two sections. In the first section, I want to lay out the eclectic nature of performance criticism and identify the contributions of many potential partners in the enterprise. These partners include traditional methodologies, recent methodologies, and new approaches to biblical studies related to performance. In the second section, I will lay out the insights and benefits that come from my personal experience of pe... read more read less
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