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The Meaning of Jesus Washing the Feet of His Disciples (John 13)
Published in Neotestamentica (01-01-2017)“…Jesus washes the feet of his disciples and consequently explains to them that his action should serve as an example to them. It is common in Johannine studies…”
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Realism and Method: The Parables of Jesus
Published in Neotestamentica (01-01-2017)“…Papyri from early Roman Egypt that are contemporaneous with first-century Palestine provide ancient comparanda of the economic and social practices and…”
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Not Child’s Play: Paul and Children
Published in Neotestamentica (01-01-2017)“…The Pauline letters regularly invoke children and related images. The children imagery assumed by Paul and ascribed to the communities being addressed are…”
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Circumcision Gone Wrong: Paul’s Message as a Case of Ritual Disruption
Published in Neotestamentica (01-01-2016)“…This article considers Paul’s message about male circumcision as a case of ritual disruption, which functions as an informant on the notions of inclusion and…”
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Reflecting on Jesus’ Teaching on Humility from a Positive Psychological Perspective
Published in Neotestamentica (01-01-2017)“…In its quest for a non-medical, pro-health approach to psychotherapy, positive psychology focuses on concepts that are also biblical and specifically present…”
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Why Is God Justified in Romans?: Vindicating Paul’s Use of Psalm 51 in Romans 3:4
Published in Neotestamentica (01-01-2017)“…The relationship between Romans 3:4 and Psalm 51:4 (Psalm 50:6 in the Septuagint) has long puzzled scholars. Many suggest that Paul’s use of Ps 50:6LXX either…”
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Where Have All the Demons Gone?: The Role and Place of the Devil in the Gospel of John
Published in Neotestamentica (01-01-2017)“…John’s Gospel is marked by a complete absence of demons. This is not due to John reflecting a more secular worldview than the Synoptics. In John’s Gospel, a…”
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An Appeal to Personality in Hebrews: A Social-Scientific Study
Published in Neotestamentica (01-01-2017)“…Understanding the people we meet in the Letter to the Hebrews (hereafter: Hebrews) with Western concepts of personality is misleading. This is because people…”
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Teks—metodiek—geloof: Ter karakterisering van D. G. van der Merwe as Nuwe Testament- en Spiritualiteitsnavorser
Published in Neotestamentica (01-01-2017)“…This contribution surveys the oeuvre of Dirk van der Merwe as NT and Spirituality scholar. Apart from brief biographical remarks, the publications of Van der…”
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Constructions of Mothering in Pentecostal Charismatic Churches in South Africa
Published in Neotestamentica (01-01-2016)“…This article examines how contemporary forms of the ideal middle-class mother presented in popular South African women’s magazines is taken up and re-coded by…”
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The Function of the Imperfect Tense-Form in the Narrative Discourse of John’s Gospel: Some Remarks
Published in Neotestamentica (01-01-2017)“…The distinction of “foreground versus background” in narrative discourse is fundamental, if not universal, to the literatures of the world. In languages such…”
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Circular Rhetoric and Paradox in 1 John 3:9
Published in Neotestamentica (01-01-2017)“…Circular rhetoric has been a controversial area of research in biblical scholarship for the latter half of the 20th century. Recently there has been a renewed…”
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The Schechina Concept(s) in Acts: The Formation Potential of Old Testament Citations
Published in Neotestamentica (01-01-2017)“…The topic and title of this study was inspired by contributions to Das Geheimnis der Gegenwart Gottes (eds. Janowski and Popkes). The more general aim is to…”
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Human and Non-Human Creation and Its Redemption in Paul’s Letter to the Romans
Published in Neotestamentica (01-01-2017)“…This article combines insights into Paul’s understanding of creation in Romans that have been discussed intensively (1:19–23; 8:19–23) with fresh insights…”
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Today in Paradise?: Ambiguous Adverb Attachment and the Meaning of Luke 23:43
Published in Neotestamentica (01-01-2017)“…Nearly all modern scholars interpret σήμερον in Luke 23:43 as modifying ἔσῃ (“today you will be with me in paradise”). The alternative, that σήμερον modifies…”
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Following the Man on the Slippery Slide: Christ in 1 Peter
Published in Neotestamentica (01-01-2017)“…Man up and take the punch for what is right! Such phrases illustrate the fundamental impact that the construction of Christ, as the central figure of the…”
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Reproductive Salvation and Slavery: Reading 1 Timothy 2:15 with Hagar and Mary
Published in Neotestamentica (01-01-2016)“…Using the tool of intersectionality, this article discusses gender and class issues related to salvation in early Christian discourse. The complex discourse of…”
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Migration as a Basic Image for the Life of Faith: The Letter to the Hebrews, Philo and Origen
Published in Neotestamentica (01-01-2017)“…In our common human experience, as well as in the biblical narratives, people migrate in order to find a better life. This article explores first of all how…”
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On Fairness and Accuracy in the Academy: A Brief Response to Wim Vergeer’s Use of Terminologies, and Some Simplifications, in the Article “The Redeemer in an ‘Irredeemable Text’ (1 Timothy 2:9–15)”
Published in Neotestamentica (01-01-2017)“…The reason for this brief response is that, in the above-mentioned article, Wim Vergeer dealt with my work, and with that of another scholar (Gerald West),…”
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The Delayed Call for Peter in John 21:19: To Follow in and by His Love
Published in Neotestamentica (01-01-2017)“…What implied theological message does the Fourth Evangelist communicate by positioning Jesus’ call to Peter, “follow me,” and his mission, not at the beginning…”
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