Son of God : reflections on a tradition /
"Christianity spread into the Roman Empire. But it started with the words and works of Jesus of Nazareth in Galilee, which was a client state of the empire. Being a client state meant, of course, that Galilee was by no means unaffected by Rome. Herod Antipater the Tetrarch, known as Antipas, ru...
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New York, NY :
Oxford University Press,
[2023]
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Table of Contents:
- Galilee
- The Scriptures of Israel
- Sons of God in the Scriptures of Israel
- The Greco-Roman world
- Sons of God in the Greco-Roman world
- Paul and the Son of God
- Colossians, Ephesians, and the Son of God
- Hebrews and the Son of God
- The synoptics and the Son of God: Jesus' baptism and testing
- The synoptics and the Son of God: confession and transfiguration
- The synoptics and the Son of God: the prayer of Jesus and the prayers of his followers
- The synoptics and the Son of God: Jesus' teaching in Jerusalem, his passion, death, and resurrection
- The fourth evangelist and the Son of God
- "Who then is this?": "Son of God" and the early church's worship of Jesus
- "Why have they been numbered among the sons of God? And why is their lot among the saints?".