Gospel Women: Studies of the Named Women in the GospelsWm. B. Eerdmans Publishing, 15/05/2002 - 343 من الصفحات There have been many studies of the women in the Gospels, but this is a new kind of book on the subject. Rather than offering a general overview of the Gospel women or focusing on a single theme, Richard Bauckham studies in great depth both the individual women who appear in the Gospels and the specific passages in which they appear. This unique approach reveals that there is much more to be known about such women than previous studies have assumed. Employing historical and literary readings of the biblical texts, Bauckham successfully captures the particularity of each woman he studies. An opening look at the Old Testament book of Ruth introduces the possibilities of reading Scripture from a woman's perspective. Other studies examine the women found in Matthew's genealogies, the prophet Anna, Mary of Clopas, Joanna, Salome, and the women featured in the Gospel resurrection narrative. A number of these women have never been the subject of deep theological enquiry. Unlike most recent books, Bauckham's work is not dominated by a feminist agenda. It does not presume in advance that the Gospel texts support patriarchal oppression, but it does venture some of the new and surprising possibilities that arise when the texts are read from the perspective of their female characters. Astute, sensitive to issues of gender, and written by one of today's leading theologians, Gospel Women will be of interest to a wide range of readers. |
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2 The Ancestry of Tamar | 28 |
3 The Marriage of Rahab | 34 |
7 Joanna as Apostolic Witness | 186 |
8 The Historical Joanna A Sketch | 194 |
9 Readers on the Road with Joanna | 199 |
Mary of Clopas | 203 |
1 Who Was She? | 204 |
2 Her Role in the Mission of the Church in Palestine | 213 |
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The Two Salomes and the Secret Gospel of Mark | 225 |
4 The Canaanite Women | 41 |
Elizabeth and Mary in Luke 1 Reading a Gynocentric Text Intertextually | 47 |
2 Mary as Agent of Gods Salvation of Israel | 55 |
3 Marys Lowly Status | 69 |
Anna of the Tribe of Asher | 77 |
2 Where Were the Asherites? | 79 |
3 Jerusalem and the Median Diaspora | 88 |
4 Anna Phanuel and the Book of Tobit | 92 |
5 Anna in Gospel and History | 98 |
The Northern Tribes in Exile in 4 Ezra 13 | 101 |
The Place of Origin of the Book of Tobit | 103 |
Joanna the Apostle | 109 |
1 On the Road with Jesus and His Disciples | 110 |
2 Jewish Women as Owners of Property | 121 |
3 Wife of Herods Steward | 135 |
4 Wife of Chuza the Nabatean | 150 |
5 Patron or Servant? | 161 |
6 Joanna Also Known as Junia | 165 |
1 Salome the Sister of Jesus | 226 |
2 Salome the Disciple of Jesus | 234 |
3 The Secret Gospel of Mark | 247 |
Some Extracanonical Texts about Salome the Disciple of Jesus | 254 |
The Women and the Resurrection The Credibility of Their Stories | 257 |
2 The Formation of the Gospel Resurrection Narratives | 262 |
3 The Credibility of Women | 268 |
4 The Women in Matthew | 277 |
5 The Women in Luke | 279 |
6 The Women in John | 283 |
7 The Women in Mark | 286 |
8 The Women as Authoritative Witnesses in the Early Church | 295 |
9 The Women in the Kerygmatic Summaries | 304 |
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