The First Decades of Jewish-Christian Relations: The Evidence of the New Testament (Gospels and Acts)
by Jack T. Sanders, Eugene, Oregon
Contents
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I. Prior evidence: Paul |
1938 |
1. Judaism and Jewish Christianity |
1938 |
A. Paul persecuted and was persecuted |
1938 |
B. The persecution was of Jewish Christians |
1939 |
C. No Gentiles were persecuted |
1939 |
2. Jewish Christianity and Gentile Christianity |
1940 |
II. Inner Jewish conflict: Matthew and John |
1941 |
1. John |
1941 |
2. Matthew |
1944 |
III. Synagogue persecution (punishment): Matthew and John |
1946 |
1. John |
1947 |
2. Matthew |
1949 |
3. The stoning of Jewish-Christian missionaries |
1950 |
IV. Christians defined as other |
1953 |
1. John |
1953 |
2. Luke-Acts |
1954 |
3. Social science perspectives |
1958 |
V. Gentile-Christian appropriation of Jewish tradition (Luke-Acts) |
1959 |
VI. Competition between Jewish Christianity and Gentile Christianity (Acts) |
1962 |
1. Paul is always opposed when he brings Gentiles in |
1963 |
2. Social science perspectives |
1965 |
3. Question of denunciation of Christians, including Gentiles, to state authorities |
1966 |
A. Luke-Acts portrays such; but evidence from Matthew, Mark, and Pliny makes it questionable |
1966 |
B. Perhaps happened once persecutions began; Luke retrojects this into Paul's day |
1969 |
VII. Conclusion |
1969 |
| Bibliography |
1969 |
