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| adam_text | CONTENTS
Foreword
xv
Preface
xvi
Abbreviations
xx
Bibliography
xxv
INTRODUCTION
L
Roman Corinth in the Time of Paul:
Geography, Archaeology, Socioeconomic Status,
Prosperity, and Culture of Pragmatic Pluralism
1
A. Geography, Commercial Prosperity, and Roman
Foundation
1
B. Archaeological Evidence of Extensive Trade and
Cosmopolitan Pluralism
6
C. Status Inconsistency, Self-Promotion, Recognition,
and a Postmodern Ethos
12
II. The Christian Community in Corinth:
Beginnings, Nature, and Relations with Paul
17
A. The Strategic Importance of Corinth for Paul and
the Gospel and Paul s Strategy of Proclamation
17
B. Debates about the Socioeconomic Status of Paul
and His Converts: Paul as
a
Tentmaker
23
III. The Occasion of the Epistle:
Dates, Reports, Letters, and Integrity
29
A. Dates of Paul s Ministry in Corinth and of the Writing
of
1
Corinthians
29
B. Oral Reports and Letter from Corinth: Sources
and Issues
32
С
Controversy about the Integrity of the Epistle:
Unifying Themes
36
CONTENTS
IV.
Argument
and Rhetoric:
Does Paul the Letter Writer, Theologian, and Pastor
Use Rhetorical Forms and Structures?
41
A. The Need for a Balanced Assessment: Types and
Levels of Appeal, Rhetoric, and Epistolography
41
B. The Decline and Rebirth of Rhetorical Approaches:
The Basis of Transformative Speech-Acts in a
Theology of the Cross
46
COMMENTARY
I. Address, Greeting, and Thanksgiving
(1:1-9)
55
A. Address and Greeting
(1:1-3)
55
1.
Sender(s)
(1:1)
62
2.
Addressees
(1:2)
72
3.
Greeting
(1:3)
81
B. Thanksgiving
(1:4-9)
84
1.
Paul s Expression of Thanks for the Readers
Gifts
(1:4-6)
87
2.
Paul s Thanksgiving: The Eschatological
Focus
(1:7-9)
95
II. Causes and Cures of Splits within the Community;
Loyalty-Groupings or Status-Groupings in Conflict
with the Nature of the Cross, the Spirit,
and the Ministry
(1:10-4:21) 107
A. Report of the Situation and Its Implications
(1:10-17) 108
1.
The Nature of Paul s
Parakalõ
Request
(1:10)
111
2.
The Report and the Slogans
(1:11-12) 120
The Four So-called Groups
(1
:1
2) 123
3.
Further Explanations: The Splits Are Incompatible with
Christology and the Centrality of the Cross
(1:13-17) 134
B. The Contrast between Human Wisdom and the
Transformative Power of the Cross as God s
Wisdom
(1:18-2:5) 147
1.
The Limits of Human Wisdom in the Light of
the Cross
(1:18-25) 150
2.
The Contrast between Divine and Human Wisdom
Further Demonstrated in Terms of the Corinthians
Own Human History and Social Status
(1:26-31) 175
vi
CONTENTS
The Posthistory, Influence
(Wirkungsgeschichte),
and Reception of Chapter
1 196
3.
The Issue Demonstrated in Paul s Own Experience of
Evangelism in Corinth
(2:1-5) 204
С
A Redefinition of Wisdom, Maturity, and
Spirituality in the Light of God, Christ,
and the Holy Spirit
(2:6-3:4) 224
1.
The Need for Wisdom, Duly Redefined
(2:6-16) 224
a. Exposition of the True Wisdom
(2:6-9) 226
Paul s Use of the Term
τέλειος
232
The Meaning of the Rulers of This World Order
233
The Integrity of the Text of
2:6-16 239
b. The Work of the Holy Spirit as Revealer:
But of What?
(2:10-16) 252
The Posthistory, Influence, and Reception of
2:6-16 276
с
The Inapplicability of the Term Spiritual
in the Face of Infantile Status-Seeking
(3:1-4) 286
D. The Application of These Issues to the Church,
Ministers, and Ministry
(3:5-4:21) 295
1.
Three Explanatory Images: God s Field, God s
Building, and God s Holy Shrine
(3:5-17) 295
a. The Image of the Field and the
Fellow Laborer
(3:6-91)) 301
b. The Image of the Building and the Testing
of the Builders Work (3:9c-
15) 307
с
The Temple and the Indwelling
Spirit of God
(3:16-17) 315
2.
The Limitations of Merely Human Assessments
of Ministry and of Manipulative Attitudes
(3:18-4:5) 318
The Posthistory, Reception, and Influence of Chapter
3,
especially
3:5-17 330
3.
The Cross as Critique of Triumphalism and of
Premature Eschatological Glorying
(4:6-21) 344
Paul s Catalogue of Afflictions and Its Rhetoric
(4:8-13) 365
Mimesis and Alleged Paternal Authoritarianism
(4:15-16) 371
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CONTENTS
III.
Moral
Issues
Which Demand a Clear-Cut Verdict
(5:1-6:20) 381
A. A Case for Moral Discipline
(5:1-13) 382
1.
The Problem of the Incestuous Relationship
(5:1-8) 384
2.
Further Reflection on the Holiness of the Congregation
and Allusion to the Previous Letter
(5:9-13) 408
B. A Second Example of Ethical Failure Linked with
Social Status and Division
(6:1-20) 418
1.
Legal Action by the Socially Influential as an
Abuse of Power
(6:1-11) 418
Vice Lists, Catechesis, and the Homosexuality
Debate
(6:9-10) 440
Justification by Grace in
6:11
and in the Epistle
455
2.
Union with Christ and the Theology of
the Body
(6:12-20) 458
Major Themes from the Posthistory, Influence, and
Reception of Chapters
5
and
б
479
IV. Response to Inquiries about Marriage and Related
Issues and about Associations with Idols
(7:1-11:1) 483
A. Domestic Issues: Marriage, Status, Celibacy,
and Widows
(7:1-40) 484
1.
Marriage and Marital Intimacy
(7:1-7) 497
2.
Marriage for the Unmarried?
(7:8-9) 514
3.
A Case for Separation? Its Consequences
(7:10-11) 519
Preliminary Note on Divorce in Relation to
7:10-11 521
4.
Christians Already Married to Unbelievers
(7:12-16) 525
The Posthistory and Reception of
7:14 531
Controversy about Divorce and Remarriage for Christians
540
5.
Divine Calling or Improved Status?
(7:17-24) 544
Slavery in the Graeco-Roman World of the First Century
562
6.
Issues for Those Not Yet Married, Especially
Unmarried Women
(7:25-38) 565
The Language of Eschatological Imminence
(7:29-30) 580
Parthenos and Hyperakmos
594
The Meaning of
νπέρακμος
594
VIH
CONTENTS
7.
Widows and Remarriage
(7:39-40) 602
В.
Questions about Meat Associated with Idols and the
Priority of Love over Rights
(8:1-11:1) 607
1.
Knowledge, Love, and Freedom: Meat Associated
with Idols
(8:1-13) 612
a. Free to Indulge Rights on the Basis of Knowledge?
(8:1-6) 616
είδωλόθυτα
and the Scope of the Corinthian Catchphrases
617
b. Freedom, Rights, Self-Awareness (Conscience),
and Love
(8:7-13) 639
συνείδησις:
Conscience or Self-Awareness?
640
Two Themes in the Posthistory and Reception of Chapter
8 658
2.
Second Part of Paul s Response: A Personal Example
of Subordinating Rights for the Good of the
Whole
(9:1-27) 661
a. A Personal Example: Paul s Apostleship
(9:1-3) 663
Some Misleading Factors in the History of Interpretation
of Apostle
669
b. On Rights and Freedoms: Everything for Christ
and the Gospel, or Standing on My Rights ?
(9:4-18) 676
Paul s Use of the Old Testament in
9:8-9 685
с
Everything for the Gospel : Paul s Own
Strategy and Example in Sharper Focus
(9:19-23) 698
d. A Corroborative Example from Graeco-Roman
Competitive Pursuits: The Need for Self-Control
(9:24-27) 708
3.
Third Part of Paul s Response to Questions about
Meat Associated with Idols
(10:1-11:1) 717
a. Warnings and Models from Scripture:
Craving and Idolatry
(10:1-13) 719
(1)
Warning Models: All Shared, Many Fell
(10:1-6) 722
Paul s Allusion to the Rock Which Went with Them
727
(2)
Four Specific Formative Models, by Way
of Warning, from Scripture
(10:7-13) 733
4.
Exclusive Loyalty to God: Covenantal Allegiance
in Sharing in the Lord s Supper
(10:14-22) 750
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The Cup of Blessing
(10:16) 756
The Semantics of One Bread
...
One Body
(10:17) 768
5.
Freedom and Love: Residual Issues and
Recapitulation
(10:23-11:1) 779
V. Freedom, Status, Reciprocity, and Respect for the
Other in the Ordering of Public Worship and in
Attitudes toward Spiritual Gifts
(11:2-14:40) 799
A. Mutuality and Respect, Men and Women at Worship
in Public, and Rich and Poor at the
Lord s Supper
( 11
:2-34)
800
1.
Mutuality and Reciprocity: Self-Respect, Respect
for the Other, and Gender Identity in Public
Worship
(11:2-16) 800
κεφαλή
and Its Multiple Meanings
812
Translation of
κατά κεφαλής έχων:
Covered Head or Long Hair?
(11
:4)
823
Head Covering (Hoods), Gender Identity, and Shame
or Respect
(11:5-6) 828
Image of God, Glory, and Gender Differentiation
(11
:7-9)
834
εξουσία:
Power? Authority? Control? Over What?
(11
:1
0) 838
φύσις:
Nature? Custom? Ordering of How
Things Are?
(11:14) 844
2.
Practices concerning Haves and Have
Nots
at the Lord s Supper Which Contradict Its Character
as a Corporate, Self-Involving Proclamation of
the Lord s Death
(11:17-34) 848
Was the Last Supper a Passover Meal?
Significance for Exegesis
871
In Remembrance of Me
878
μέ διακρίνων
то
σώμα
and Examination for
Genuineness
(11
:29)
891
B. The Gifts of the Spirit for Service in Love
(12:1-14:40) 900
1.
All Christians Spiritual : The Christological
Criterion
(12:1-3) 907
2.
Diversity Grounded in Unity: Varied Gifts from
One Source
(12:4-7) 928
CONTENTS
3
.
The Gifts of the Spirit
(12:8-11) 936
a. Articulate Utterances relating to Wisdom
or to Knowledge
(12:8) 938
b. Faith as a Special Gift and Gifts for Various Kinds
of Healing
(12:9) 944
с
Actively Effective Deeds of Power
(12:
10a)
952
Prophecy : A First Note in the Context of Chapter
12
(12:10) 956
d. Discerning What Is of the Spirit
(12:
10b)
965
e. Species of Tongues and Their Intelligible
Articulation (12:10c)
970
4.
The Image of the Body of Christ and Its Dual
Rhetorical Function
(12:12-30, 31) 989
Spirit-Baptism in Relation to
12:13
in Pentecostal
Theology
998
5.
Love the Essential and Lasting Criterion
(13:1-13) 1026
a. The Fraitlessness of All Gifts without Love
(13:1-3) 1032
b. The Nature and Action of Love
(13:4-7) 1046
с
The Eschatological Permanence of Love
(13:8-13) 1060
6.
Love for the Other and Ordered Differentiation in
Evaluating Prophecy and Tongues
(14:1-40) 1074
a. Intelligible Utterance to Build the Whole
Community
(14:1-25) 1081
i. Self-Affirmation or Use of Gifts of Utterance
for Others?
(14:1-5) 1082
Prophecy: A Second Note in the Context of Chapter
14 1087
(1)
Seven Distinctions Which Shape Interpretative
Frames of Reference
1087
(2)
Building Up, Encouraging, and Bringing Comfort
1087
(3)
Creative Reinterpretation of Scripture?
1090
(4)
Spontaneous or Also Involving Rational
Reflection? Pastoral Preaching?
1091
(5)
Is Prophesying Limited to Addressing Fellow
Believers or May It Also Entail a Wider Audience?
1093
The Interpretation or Articulation of
Glossolalia?
1098
ii.
The Uselessness of Unintelligible Noise:
Four Examples
(14:6-12) 1100
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iii.
Communicative
Intelligibility and the
Use of the Mind in the Context of
Public Worship
(14:13-19) 1107
Tongues and Communicative Language
1108
iv.
Maturity as Love for the Other: Gospel and
Home for Believers and Outsiders
(14:20-25) 1118
b. Does the Spirit Create Order or Anarchy?
Controlled Speech and Building Up
(14:26-40) 1131
i. General Principles and Their Practical
Application to Various Cases (14:26-33a)
1132
Hermeneutical Method in These Verses
1134
ii. A Particular Case (14:33b-36)
1146
Which Women? What Kind of Silence?
What Kind of Interrogation?
(1
4:33b-35)
1150
(1)
A Non-Pauline Interpolation?
1150
(2)
Does Paul Quote a Corinthian View Which
He Rejects?
1151
(3)
Paul s Use of Contextual Terms: Speaking,
Silence, Order, and Churches
1152
(4)
Residual Issues: A Pre-Pauline Rule? Relation
to
11:5?
Jewish and Greek Backgrounds?
A Scenario
1156
(5)
What Kind of Interrogation?
1158
iii.
A Particular Warning and a General
Encouragement
(14:37-40) 1162
VI. The Resurrection of the Dead
(15:1-58) 1169
A. The Reality of the Resurrection of Christ
(15:1-11) 1182
He Was Raised
...
He Appeared
... :
Dawn of Faith
or Also an Event in the Public Domain?
1197
B. The Dire Consequences of Denying the Resurrection
-
First Refutatio and
Confirmatie
(15:12-34) 1214
1.
The Unacceptable and Disastrous Consequences
of Denying the Currency of the Very Concept of
Resurrection
-
First Refutatio
(15:12-19) 1214
2.
The Resurrection of Christ as the Foundation of
Present Life and Eschatological Promise for Christian
Believers
-
First Confirmatio
(15:20-34) 1222
xii
CONTENTS
Multiple Interpretations of Baptism for the Dead
and Our Conclusion
1242
C. How Can the Resurrection of the Body Be Intelligible
and Conceivable?
-
Second Refutatio and Confirmatio
(15:35-58) 1257
The Nature of the Resurrection Body
(15:44) 1276
The Posthistory, Impact, and Actualization of Chapter
15 1306
VII.
Further Matters of Concern
(16:1-24) 1315
A. The Collection for God s People
(16:1-4) 1316
B. Travel Plans
(16:5-12) 1326
C. Concluding Exhortations and Greetings
-
Peroratio
(16:13-24) 1333
Indexes
1355
Subjects
1355
Modern Authors
Ъ1в
Ancient Sources
1396
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CONTENTS
Foreword
xv
Preface
xvi
Abbreviations
xx
Bibliography
xxv
INTRODUCTION
L
Roman Corinth in the Time of Paul:
Geography, Archaeology, Socioeconomic Status,
Prosperity, and Culture of Pragmatic Pluralism
1
A. Geography, Commercial Prosperity, and Roman
Foundation
1
B. Archaeological Evidence of Extensive Trade and
Cosmopolitan Pluralism
6
C. Status Inconsistency, Self-Promotion, Recognition,
and a Postmodern Ethos
12
II. The Christian Community in Corinth:
Beginnings, Nature, and Relations with Paul
17
A. The Strategic Importance of Corinth for Paul and
the Gospel and Paul's Strategy of Proclamation
17
B. Debates about the Socioeconomic Status of Paul
and His Converts: Paul as
a
Tentmaker
23
III. The Occasion of the Epistle:
Dates, Reports, Letters, and Integrity
29
A. Dates of Paul's Ministry in Corinth and of the Writing
of
1
Corinthians
29
B. Oral Reports and Letter from Corinth: Sources
and Issues
32
С
Controversy about the Integrity of the Epistle:
Unifying Themes
36
CONTENTS
IV.
Argument
and Rhetoric:
Does Paul the Letter Writer, Theologian, and Pastor
Use Rhetorical Forms and Structures?
41
A. The Need for a Balanced Assessment: Types and
Levels of Appeal, Rhetoric, and Epistolography
41
B. The Decline and Rebirth of Rhetorical Approaches:
The Basis of Transformative Speech-Acts in a
Theology of the Cross
46
COMMENTARY
I. Address, Greeting, and Thanksgiving
(1:1-9)
55
A. Address and Greeting
(1:1-3)
55
1.
Sender(s)
(1:1)
62
2.
Addressees
(1:2)
72
3.
Greeting
(1:3)
81
B. Thanksgiving
(1:4-9)
84
1.
Paul's Expression of Thanks for the Readers'
Gifts
(1:4-6)
87
2.
Paul's Thanksgiving: The Eschatological
Focus
(1:7-9)
95
II. Causes and Cures of Splits within the Community;
Loyalty-Groupings or Status-Groupings in Conflict
with the Nature of the Cross, the Spirit,
and the Ministry
(1:10-4:21) 107
A. Report of the Situation and Its Implications
(1:10-17) 108
1.
The Nature of Paul's
Parakalõ
Request
(1:10)
111
2.
The Report and the Slogans
(1:11-12) 120
The Four So-called Groups
(1
:1
2) 123
3.
Further Explanations: The Splits Are Incompatible with
Christology and the Centrality of the Cross
(1:13-17) 134
B. The Contrast between Human Wisdom and the
Transformative Power of the Cross as God's
Wisdom
(1:18-2:5) 147
1.
The Limits of Human Wisdom in the Light of
the Cross
(1:18-25) 150
2.
The Contrast between Divine and Human Wisdom
Further Demonstrated in Terms of the Corinthians'
Own Human History and Social Status
(1:26-31) 175
vi
CONTENTS
The Posthistory, Influence
(Wirkungsgeschichte),
and Reception of Chapter
1 196
3.
The Issue Demonstrated in Paul's Own Experience of
Evangelism in Corinth
(2:1-5) 204
С
A Redefinition of "Wisdom," "Maturity," and
"Spirituality" in the Light of God, Christ,
and the Holy Spirit
(2:6-3:4) 224
1.
The Need for "Wisdom," Duly Redefined
(2:6-16) 224
a. Exposition of the True Wisdom
(2:6-9) 226
Paul's Use of the Term
τέλειος
232
The Meaning of "the Rulers of This World Order"
233
The Integrity of the Text of
2:6-16 239
b. The Work of the Holy Spirit as Revealer:
But of What?
(2:10-16) 252
The Posthistory, Influence, and Reception of
2:6-16 276
с
The Inapplicability of the Term "Spiritual"
in the Face of Infantile Status-Seeking
(3:1-4) 286
D. The Application of These Issues to the Church,
Ministers, and Ministry
(3:5-4:21) 295
1.
Three Explanatory Images: God's Field, God's
Building, and God's Holy Shrine
(3:5-17) 295
a. The Image of the Field and the
Fellow Laborer
(3:6-91)) 301
b. The Image of the Building and the Testing
of the Builders' Work (3:9c-
15) 307
с
The Temple and the Indwelling
Spirit of God
(3:16-17) 315
2.
The Limitations of Merely Human Assessments
of Ministry and of Manipulative Attitudes
(3:18-4:5) 318
The Posthistory, Reception, and Influence of Chapter
3,
especially
3:5-17 330
3.
The Cross as Critique of Triumphalism and of
Premature Eschatological Glorying
(4:6-21) 344
Paul's "Catalogue of Afflictions" and Its Rhetoric
(4:8-13) 365
Mimesis and Alleged Paternal Authoritarianism
(4:15-16) 371
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CONTENTS
III.
Moral
Issues
Which Demand a Clear-Cut Verdict
(5:1-6:20) 381
A. A Case for Moral Discipline
(5:1-13) 382
1.
The Problem of the Incestuous Relationship
(5:1-8) 384
2.
Further Reflection on the Holiness of the Congregation
and Allusion to the Previous Letter
(5:9-13) 408
B. A Second Example of Ethical Failure Linked with
Social Status and Division
(6:1-20) 418
1.
Legal Action by the Socially Influential as an
Abuse of Power
(6:1-11) 418
Vice Lists, Catechesis, and the Homosexuality
Debate
(6:9-10) 440
Justification by Grace in
6:11
and in the Epistle
455
2.
Union with Christ and the Theology of
the Body
(6:12-20) 458
Major Themes from the Posthistory, Influence, and
Reception of Chapters
5
and
б
479
IV. Response to Inquiries about Marriage and Related
Issues and about Associations with Idols
(7:1-11:1) 483
A. Domestic Issues: Marriage, Status, Celibacy,
and Widows
(7:1-40) 484
1.
Marriage and Marital Intimacy
(7:1-7) 497
2.
Marriage for the Unmarried?
(7:8-9) 514
3.
A Case for Separation? Its Consequences
(7:10-11) 519
Preliminary Note on Divorce in Relation to
7:10-11 521
4.
Christians Already Married to Unbelievers
(7:12-16) 525
The Posthistory and Reception of
7:14 531
Controversy about Divorce and Remarriage for Christians
540
5.
Divine Calling or Improved Status?
(7:17-24) 544
Slavery in the Graeco-Roman World of the First Century
562
6.
Issues for Those Not Yet Married, Especially
Unmarried Women
(7:25-38) 565
The Language of "Eschatological Imminence"
(7:29-30) 580
"Parthenos" and "Hyperakmos"
594
The Meaning of
νπέρακμος
594
VIH
CONTENTS
7.
Widows and Remarriage
(7:39-40) 602
В.
Questions about Meat Associated with Idols and the
Priority of Love over "Rights"
(8:1-11:1) 607
1.
Knowledge, Love, and Freedom: Meat Associated
with Idols
(8:1-13) 612
a. Free to Indulge "Rights" on the Basis of Knowledge?
(8:1-6) 616
είδωλόθυτα
and the Scope of the Corinthian Catchphrases
617
b. Freedom, "Rights," Self-Awareness (Conscience),
and Love
(8:7-13) 639
συνείδησις:
Conscience or Self-Awareness?
640
Two Themes in the Posthistory and Reception of Chapter
8 658
2.
Second Part of Paul's Response: A Personal Example
of Subordinating "Rights" for the Good of the
Whole
(9:1-27) 661
a. A Personal Example: Paul's Apostleship
(9:1-3) 663
Some Misleading Factors in the History of Interpretation
of "Apostle"
669
b. On Rights and Freedoms: Everything for Christ
and the Gospel, or "Standing on My Rights"?
(9:4-18) 676
Paul's Use of the Old Testament in
9:8-9 685
с
"Everything for the Gospel": Paul's Own
Strategy and Example in Sharper Focus
(9:19-23) 698
d. A Corroborative Example from Graeco-Roman
Competitive Pursuits: The Need for Self-Control
(9:24-27) 708
3.
Third Part of Paul's "Response to Questions about
Meat Associated with Idols
(10:1-11:1) 717
a. Warnings and Models from Scripture:
"Craving" and Idolatry
(10:1-13) 719
(1)
Warning Models: All Shared, Many Fell
(10:1-6) 722
Paul's Allusion to "the Rock Which Went with Them"
727
(2)
Four Specific Formative Models, by Way
of Warning, from Scripture
(10:7-13) 733
4.
Exclusive Loyalty to God: Covenantal Allegiance
in Sharing in the Lord's Supper
(10:14-22) 750
ix
CONTENTS
The Cup of Blessing
(10:16) 756
The Semantics of "One Bread
.
One Body"
(10:17) 768
5.
Freedom and Love: Residual Issues and
Recapitulation
(10:23-11:1) 779
V. Freedom, Status, Reciprocity, and Respect for the
Other in the Ordering of Public Worship and in
Attitudes toward "Spiritual Gifts"
(11:2-14:40) 799
A. Mutuality and Respect, Men and Women at Worship
in Public, and Rich and Poor at the
Lord's Supper
( 11
:2-34)
800
1.
Mutuality and Reciprocity: Self-Respect, Respect
for the Other, and Gender Identity in Public
Worship
(11:2-16) 800
κεφαλή
and Its Multiple Meanings
812
Translation of
κατά κεφαλής έχων:
Covered Head or Long Hair?
(11
:4)
823
Head Covering (Hoods), Gender Identity, and Shame
or Respect
(11:5-6) 828
Image of God, Glory, and Gender Differentiation
(11
:7-9)
834
εξουσία:
Power? Authority? Control? Over What?
(11
:1
0) 838
φύσις:
Nature? Custom? Ordering of How
Things Are?
(11:14) 844
2.
Practices concerning "Haves" and "Have
Nots"
at the Lord's Supper Which Contradict Its Character
as a Corporate, Self-Involving Proclamation of
the Lord's Death
(11:17-34) 848
Was the Last Supper a Passover Meal?
Significance for Exegesis
871
"In Remembrance of Me"
878
μέ διακρίνων
то
σώμα
and "Examination for
Genuineness"
(11
:29)
891
B. The Gifts of the Spirit for Service in Love
(12:1-14:40) 900
1.
All Christians "Spiritual": The Christological
Criterion
(12:1-3) 907
2.
Diversity Grounded in Unity: Varied Gifts from
One Source
(12:4-7) 928
CONTENTS
3
.
The Gifts of the Spirit
(12:8-11) 936
a. Articulate Utterances relating to "Wisdom"
or to "Knowledge"
(12:8) 938
b. Faith as a Special Gift and Gifts for Various Kinds
of Healing
(12:9) 944
с
Actively Effective Deeds of Power
(12:
10a)
952
"Prophecy": A First Note in the Context of Chapter
12
(12:10) 956
d. Discerning What Is of the Spirit
(12:
10b)
965
e. Species of Tongues and Their Intelligible
Articulation (12:10c)
970
4.
The Image of the Body of Christ and Its Dual
Rhetorical Function
(12:12-30, 31) 989
"Spirit-Baptism" in Relation to
12:13
in Pentecostal
Theology
998
5.
Love the Essential and Lasting Criterion
(13:1-13) 1026
a. The Fraitlessness of All "Gifts" without Love
(13:1-3) 1032
b. The Nature and Action of Love
(13:4-7) 1046
с
The Eschatological Permanence of Love
(13:8-13) 1060
6.
Love for the Other and Ordered Differentiation in
Evaluating "Prophecy" and "Tongues"
(14:1-40) 1074
a. Intelligible Utterance to Build the Whole
Community
(14:1-25) 1081
i. Self-Affirmation or Use of Gifts of Utterance
for Others?
(14:1-5) 1082
Prophecy: A Second Note in the Context of Chapter
14 1087
(1)
Seven Distinctions Which Shape Interpretative
Frames of Reference
1087
(2)
Building Up, Encouraging, and Bringing Comfort
1087
(3)
Creative Reinterpretation of Scripture?
1090
(4)
"Spontaneous" or Also Involving Rational
Reflection? Pastoral Preaching?
1091
(5)
Is Prophesying Limited to Addressing Fellow
Believers or May It Also Entail a Wider Audience?
1093
The "Interpretation" or "Articulation" of
Glossolalia?
1098
ii.
The Uselessness of Unintelligible Noise:
Four Examples
(14:6-12) 1100
Xl
CONTENTS
iii.
Communicative
Intelligibility and the
Use of the Mind in the Context of
Public Worship
(14:13-19) 1107
"Tongues" and Communicative Language
1108
iv.
Maturity as Love for the Other: Gospel and
Home for Believers and Outsiders
(14:20-25) 1118
b. Does the Spirit Create Order or Anarchy?
Controlled Speech and Building Up
(14:26-40) 1131
i. General Principles and Their Practical
Application to Various Cases (14:26-33a)
1132
Hermeneutical Method in These Verses
1134
ii. A Particular Case (14:33b-36)
1146
Which Women? What Kind of Silence?
What Kind of Interrogation?
(1
4:33b-35)
1150
(1)
A Non-Pauline Interpolation?
1150
(2)
Does Paul Quote a Corinthian View Which
He Rejects?
1151
(3)
Paul's Use of Contextual Terms: "Speaking,"
"Silence," "Order," and "Churches"
1152
(4)
Residual Issues: A Pre-Pauline Rule? Relation
to
11:5?
Jewish and Greek Backgrounds?
A Scenario
1156
(5)
What Kind of Interrogation?
1158
iii.
A Particular Warning and a General
Encouragement
(14:37-40) 1162
VI. The Resurrection of the Dead
(15:1-58) 1169
A. The Reality of the Resurrection of Christ
(15:1-11) 1182
"He Was Raised
.
He Appeared
.":
Dawn of Faith
or Also an Event in the Public Domain?
1197
B. The Dire Consequences of Denying the Resurrection
-
First Refutatio and
Confirmatie
(15:12-34) 1214
1.
The Unacceptable and Disastrous Consequences
of Denying the Currency of the Very Concept of
Resurrection
-
First Refutatio
(15:12-19) 1214
2.
The Resurrection of Christ as the Foundation of
Present Life and Eschatological Promise for Christian
Believers
-
First Confirmatio
(15:20-34) 1222
xii
CONTENTS
Multiple Interpretations of "Baptism for the Dead"
and Our Conclusion
1242
C. How Can "the Resurrection of the Body" Be Intelligible
and Conceivable?
-
Second Refutatio and Confirmatio
(15:35-58) 1257
The Nature of the Resurrection "Body"
(15:44) 1276
The Posthistory, Impact, and Actualization of Chapter
15 1306
VII.
Further Matters of Concern
(16:1-24) 1315
A. The Collection for God's People
(16:1-4) 1316
B. Travel Plans
(16:5-12) 1326
C. Concluding Exhortations and Greetings
-
Peroratio
(16:13-24) 1333
Indexes
1355
Subjects
1355
Modern Authors
\Ъ1в
Ancient Sources
1396
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