Pauline Letters: Texts @ Contexts

Menghun Goh is Assistant Professor of New Testament, Taiwan Graduate School of Theology, Taiwan.

Preface
Acknowledgements
Abbreviations
Introduction - Menghun Goh, Taiwan Graduate School of Theology, Taiwan
Part I: A Hermeneutical Focus
1. “God’s Work. Our Hands”: A Lutheran Reading of Romans 7:15—8:13 - Amy Lindeman Allen, Christian Theological Seminary, USA
2. When Allegories Attack: Hagar and Sarah in Galatians 4:21–31 - Sid Sudiacal, Independent Scholar
3. Was Paul Happy? A Contextual Reading of Phil. 3:1—4:1 in Conversation with North American Psychology and Its Limitations - Greg Carey, Lancaster Theological Seminary, USA
Part II: A Textual Focus
4. From G’Day to Bless You: An Australian-American Reflection on Paul’s “Farewells” of Philippians 3:1 and 4:4 - Bruce A. Lowe and Marshall Findlay, Reformed Theological Seminary, USA
5. The Persecutor and the Persecuted: An Interpretation of Galatians 4:30 from A Taiwanese Context - Menghun Goh, Taiwan Graduate School of Theology, Taiwan
Part III: An Intercontextual Focus
6. Paul and the Mommy Wars: Reading Paul’s Maternal Metaphors in Contemporary American Context - Jennifer Houston McNeel, St. Mary’s Ecumenical Institute, USA
7. Paul of Tarsus and Mary of Magdala: Virtual History, Politics of Identity, Postmodern Encounters - Ingrid Rosa Kitzberger, Independent Scholar
Bibliography
Index