Baptism, the New Testament, and the church : : historical and contemporary studies in honour of R.E.O. White /

Baptism, the New Testament, and the church : : historical and contemporary studies in honour of R.E.O. White / / edited by Stanley E. Porter and Anthony R. Cross.

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Superior document:Journal for the study of the New Testament. Supplement series ; 171
TeilnehmendeR:
White, R. E. O. 1914-
Porter, Stanley E., 1956-
Cross, Anthony R.,
Place / Publishing House:Sheffield, England : : Sheffield Academic Press,, [1999]
1999
Year of Publication:1999
Language:English
Series:Library of New Testament studies.
Journal for the study of the New Testament. Supplement series ; 171.
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Physical Description:1 online resource (505 pages) :; portrait.
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Table of Contents:
  • Machine generated contents note: Part I
  • THE NEW TESTAMENT
  • Brook W.R. Pearson
  • BAPTISM AND INITIATION IN THE CULT OF ISIS AND SARAPIS
  • John Nolland
  • 'IN SUCH A MANNER IT IS FITTING FOR US TO FULFIL ALL
  • RIGHTEOUSNESS': REFLECTIONS ON THE PLACE OF BAPTISM
  • IN THE GOSPEL OF MATTHEW
  • Stanley E. Porter
  • MARK 1.4, BAPTISM AND TRANSLATION
  • Edward W. Burrows
  • BAPTISM IN MARK AND LUKE
  • John E. Morgan-Wynne
  • REFERENCES TO BAPTISM IN THE FOURTH GOSPEL
  • J. Ramsey Michaels
  • BAPTSM AND CONVERSION IN JOHN: A PARTICULAR
  • BAPTIST READING
  • Joel B. Green
  • FROM 'JOHN' S BAPTISM' TO 'BAPTISM IN THE NAME
  • OF THE LORD JESUS': THE SIGNIFICANCE OF BAPTISM
  • IN LUKE-ACTS
  • Anthony R. Cross
  • 'ONE BAPTISM' (EPHESIANS 4.5): A CHALLENGE TO
  • THE CHURCH
  • John E. Colwell
  • BAPTISM, CONSCIENCE AND THE RESURRECTION:
  • A REAPPRAISAL OF 1 PETER 3.21
  • Larry J. Kreitzer
  • ON BOARD THE ESCHATOLOGICAL ARK OF GOD:
  • NOAH-DEUCALION AND THE 'PHRYGIAN CONNECTION'
  • IN 1 PETER 3.19-22
  • Alastair Campbell
  • DYING WIT CHRIST: THE ORIGIN OF A METAPHOR?
  • James D.G. Dunn
  • 'BAPTIZED' AS METAPHOR
  • Matthew Brook O'Donnell
  • TWO OPPOSING VIEWS ON BAPTISM WITH/BY THE HOLY
  • SPIRIT AND OF 1 CORTHIANS 12.13: CAN GRAMMATICAL
  • INVESTIGATION BRING CLARITY?
  • Neville Clark
  • NITIATION AND ESCHATOLOGY
  • Part II
  • THE CHURCH
  • David F. Wright
  • INFANT DEDICATION IN THE EARLY CHURCH
  • Raymond F.G. Burnish
  • BAPTISMAL PREPARATION UNDER THE MINISTRY OF ST JOHN
  • CHRYSOSTOM IN FOURTH-CENTURY ANTIOCH
  • Geoffrey W. Bromiley
  • BAPTISM IN THE REFORMED CONFESSIONS AND CATECHISMS
  • Derek B. Murray
  • AN EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY BAPTISMAL CONTROVERSY IN
  • SCOTLAND
  • Kenneth Roxburgh
  • OPEN AND CLOSED MEMBERSHIP AMONG SCOTTISH
  • BAPTISTS
  • Timothy Bradshaw
  • BAPTISM AND INCLUSIVITY IN THE CHURCH
  • Paul Beasley-Murray
  • BAPTISM FOR THE INITIATED.

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