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This book constructs a profile of the Matthean Community by using insights from sociology and studies of oral and chirographic cultures, together with a careful investigation of the material unique to the Gospel of Matthew. A picture emerges of a self-regulating, independent community with the kind of strong self-definition and tension with its surrounding society characteristic of a sect. It had a high regard for law and practiced Sabbath-observance, as well as observing the distinction between clean and unclean foods. The community viewed its members as saved sinners who should conduct themselves in a manner appropriate to those who await the soon return of their Lord. Somewhat provocatively, this book argues that the Matthean Community was likely to be mainstream in early Christianity, not marginal.

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Robert K. McIver is Head of the School of Ministry and Theology, Avondale College, Cooranbong (Australia), and served as president of the Australia and New Zealand Association of Theological Schools from 2008 to 2011. He is the author of 5 published books, including Memory, Jesus, and the Synoptic Gospels.

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Pp. Condition: Wie neu. 272 S. ; 22 cm Tadelloses Exemplar. - Table of Contents -- Preface 11 -- Chapter 1. Introduction 13 -- Chapter 2. A Century o f Research on the Matthean Community 15 -- 2.1. The Matthean Community as a School 15 -- 2.2. Matthew as Liturgist : 17 -- 2.3. The Matthean Community in Dialogue/ -- Controversy with Judaism/Jewish Christianity 19 -- 2.4. The Matthean Community in a Gentile Environment 23 -- 2.5. The Matthean Community as Prophets and Wandering Charismatics 24 -- 2.6. The Gospel o f Matthew in Syrian Antioch 25 -- 2.7. A Place o f Origin other than Syrian Antioch 28 -- 2.8. Sociological Approaches to the Matthean Community 30 -- 2.9. A Mixture o f Trustworthy and Precarious Foundations: -- Reflections on Previous Research on the Matthean Community 33 -- 2.9.1. The Matthean Community as a Wealthy City-based Community 33 -- 2.9.2. Precarious Foundation 1: The Place o f Writing 35 -- Chapter 3. Towards a Solution o f the Methodological Challenges Facing -- Research on the Matthean Community 41 -- 3.1. Are the Methodological Difficulties so Great that it is Impossible to -- Reconstruct the Matthean Community? 42 -- 3.2. Orality and the Gospel Traditions 44 -- 3.3. Precarious Foundation 2: The Two-Source Hypothesis 50 -- 3.4. Is a Theory-Independent Methodology Possible? 53 -- 3.5. Introducing the Basic Research Tool: The Detection and Evaluation of -- the Significance o f Patterns Discovered by Synoptic Comparison 54 -- 3.6. Material Closely Parallel to Material in Other Gospels 55 -- 3.7. The Material Unique to Matthew 60 -- 3.7.1. Community 61 -- 3.7.2. Jew/Gentile Issues 62 -- 3.7.3. Law 64 -- 3.7.4. The Christian Life 64 -- 3.7.5. Geography 66 -- 3.7.6. Eschatology 66 -- 3.7.7. Other 67 -- 3.8. Notable Absences in the Matthean Sondergut 69 -- 3.9. Distinctive Matthean Emphases 70 -- 3.10. How Much Does the Work o f One Man Represent the Views o f a Community 71 -- 3.11. The Methodology Adopted 73 -- Chapter 4. Matthew 18 as Evidence o f Well-defined Community Boundaries 77 -- 4.1. Community Discipline as Envisaged in Matt 18 77 -- 4.2. Matt 18 and the Matthean Community 81 -- 4.3. Other Indications o f Boundaries to the Community 82 -- Chapter 5. The Kingdom o f Heaven and the Matthean Community 85 -- 5.1. Protests against linking the Kingdom o f Heaven with the Church 85 -- 5.2. Matt 13:24-30, 3 6 - 4 3 The Parable o f the Weeds among the Wheat 86 -- 5.2.1. The Universalist Interpretation 87 -- 5.2.2. The Ecclesiastical Interpretation 92 -- 5.2.3. The Kingdom as cither Reign or Realm in Matthew 97 -- 5.2.4. The Parable's Contribution to the Matthean Theology o f the Kingdom 101 -- 5.3. Matt 13:4750: The Parable o f the Net 103 -- 5.4. Matt 21:43 105 -- 5.5. The Matthean Concept o f Churchv 107 -- 5.6. What Does the Concept o f Church in Matthew Reveal about the Community 107 -- Chapter 6. Leadership & Structure o f the Matthean Community 109 -- 6.1. The .Emergence o f Informal Roles within the Matthean Community 109 -- 6.1.1. Matt 23 and Christian Rabbis/Teachers 109 -- 6.1.2. Christian Scribes 112 -- 6.1.3. Prophets 114 -- 6.1.4. Wise Men and Righteous Men 115 -- 6.1.5. Demarcation o f the Various Roles 116 -- 6.2. Peter 117 -- 6.2.1. Comparing Matthew's Portrayal o f Peter with the Other Synoptics 121 -- 6.2.2. Peter and the Matthean Community 122 -- 6.2.3. Peter and Rome 123 -- 6.3. Implications for the Structure o f the Community 123 -- 6.3.1. Sociological Observations 124 -- 6.3.2. Is the Matthean Community Egalitarian? 125 -- Chapter 7. Community Standards o f Behaviour and Its Regulation 127 -- 7.1. Matt 5:17-47and the Permanence o f the Law 127 -- 7.1.1. Matt 5:17-20 Jesus did not Come to Destroy the Law 127 -- 7.1.2. Matt5:2148 as an explanation o f Matt 5:1720 129 -- 7.1.3. Matt 5:116 as an introduction to Matt 5:1720 132 -- 7.2. Rigtheousness in Matthew as Proper Conduct before God 133 -- 7.3. Grace and the Motivation for a Christian to Keep the Law in Matthew 136 -- 7.4. Specific Behavioural Outcomes o f the Matthean Theology o f Law: -- Example 1: The Sabbath 144 -- 7.4.1. The Range o f Evidence .: 146 -- 7.4.2. Matt 12:1-8: The Incident in the Grainfield 149 -- 7.4.3. Matt 12:914: The Healing 153 -- 7.4.4. Some Implications 154 -- 7.5. Specific Behavioural Outcomes o f the Matthean Theology o f Law: -- Example 2:'Clean and Unclean in Matt 15:1 - 2 0 and the Overthrow o f the Law 155 -- 7.6. Specific Behavioural Outcomes o f the Matthean Theology o f Law: -- Example 3: Divorce 158 -- 7.7. Other Practical Injuctions in the Matthean Sondergut 160 -- 7.8. The Matthean Theology o f Law 161 -- 7.9. Implications for the Matthean Community 162 -- Chapter 8. The Matthean Community and Judaism 165 -- 8.1. The Issue o f Mission 165 -- 8.1.1. Two Statements Restricting Mission to Jews Alone 165 ISBN 9783631638545 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 405. Seller Inventory # 1078015

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