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"Vengeance is Mine"
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28 February 2027
RELIGION / Biblical Studies / New Testament, Neues Testament, RELIGION / Theology, Theologie
Introduction
(1) A Troubling Notion
(2) The Case of Jared Diamond
(3) History of Research
(4) The Goal and Method of this Study
(5) Structure of this Study
Chapter 1. Vengeance in its Greco-Roman Context
1.1 Honor in the Greco-Roman World
1.2 Reciprocity in the Greco-Roman World
1.3 Vengeance in the Greco-Roman World
1.4 Conclusion
Chapter 2. Vengeance in the Old Testament and Early Jewish Literature
2.1 The Old Testament
2.2 Early Jewish Literature
2.3 Conclusion
Chapter 3. Historical and Hermeneutical Survey of Vengeance
3.1 The Modern Understanding of Vengeance
3.2 Historical Development of Vengeance
3.3 Hermeneutical Questions Concerning Vengeance Texts
3.4 Conclusion
Chapter 4. Vengeance in Luke-Acts
4.1 Vengeance in Luke-Acts: An Overview
4.2 Specific Vengeance Texts in Luke-Acts
4.3 The Use of Vengeance in Luke-Acts
4.4 Luke's Understanding of Vengeance and Contemporary Hermeneutical Questions
4.5 Conclusion
Chapter 5. Vengeance in the Pauline Letters
5.1 Paul's Concept of Divine Retribution
5.2 Specific Vengeance Passages in Paul
5.3 Paul's Understanding of Vengeance
5.4 Paul's Understanding of Vengeance and Contemporary Hermeneutical Questions
5.5 Conclusion
Chapter 6. Vengeance in Hebrews and Revelation
6.1 Vengeance in Hebrews
6.2 Vengeance in Revelation
6.3 The Use of Vengeance in Hebrews and Revelation
6.4 Vengeance in Hebrews and Revelation and Contemporary Hermeneutical Questions
6.5 Conclusion
Conclusion
(1) The Meaning of Divine Vengeance in the New Testament
(2) The Function of Divine Vengeance in the New Testament
(3) Encountering Vengeance Texts in a Post-Modern Context
(4) Avenues for Further Research
(5) Conclusion