"This book marks the final chapter in the work of the Paul and Scrip ture Seminar, which operated for six years under the aegis of the Annua l Meeting of the Society of Biblical Literature (2005-10)"--Chapter 1.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

The historical context: By the letter? word for word? the role of me mory in Paul's citation of scripture / Leonard J. Greenspoon -- Identit y, memory and scriptural warrant: arguing Paul's case / Jeremy Punt -- Paul among the storytellers: reading Romans 11 in the context of rewrit ten Bible / Bruce N. Fisk -- Text and context: Does Paul respect the co ntext of his quotations? / Steve Moyise -- Respect for context and auth orial intention: setting the epistemological bar / Mitchell Kim -- Late ncy and respect for context: a response to Mitchell Kim / Steve Moyise -- Beyond the Hauptbriefe: Paul's reliance on scripture in 1 Thessaloni ans / E. Elizabeth Johnson -- The use of scripture in Philippians / Ste phen E. Fowl -- Writing "in the image" of scripture: the form and funct ion of references to scripture in Colossians / Jerry L. Sumney -- Scrip ture in Paul's theology: Scripture and other voices in Paul's theology / Linda L. Belleville -- Beyond Hays's echoes of scripture in the lette rs of Paul: a proposed diachronic model of intertextuality with Romans 10:16 as a test-case / Matthew W. Bates -- Approaching Paul's use of sc ripture in light of translation studies / Roy E. Ciampa -- Conclusions: What we learned; and what we didn't / Christopher D. Stanley.

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