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Reading 1 Corinthians

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First Corinthians offers readers a window into the social life and setting of an early Christ-movement congregation. The Apostle Paul's practical guidance to the Corinthians living in a Roman colony overlaps with many contemporary concerns: identity, leadership, sexuality, gender, diversity, worship, theology, and economics. All too often, however, the letter is read in an individualistic and supersessionistic way. Furthermore, parts of the letter are lifted out of their original context and applied in ways foreign to that setting. This book reads the letter through the lens of social identity theory, a leading social scientific method for understanding the New Testament. This reading strategy is supported by a post-supersessionist perspective in which the church is not thought to replace Israel as God's people. The aim of this book is to introduce non-specialists to this fascinating letter in a way that highlights the current research into the social context of Corinth. It offers relevant discussion questions and an identity-critical reading of 1 Corinthians that shows Paul's interest in three key themes: identity, ethics, and ethos.

Author Biography:

J. Brian Tucker is Professor of New Testament at Moody Theological Seminary in Plymouth, Michigan, and Honorary Research Fellow at the University of Wales, Trinity Saint David, UK. He is the author of You Belong to Christ (2010) and Remain in Your Calling (2011). He is co-editor of the T. & T. Clark Handbook to Social Identity in the New Testament (2014).
Release date NZ
August 23rd, 2017
Audience
  • General (US: Trade)
Pages
164
Dimensions
127x203x11
ISBN-13
9781498292955
Product ID
27729814

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