This study offers a fresh approach to New Testament intertextuality by reevaluating Paul's use of Old Testament texts from a performance-critical perspective. The research is performed by applying a modification of Hays's tests for intertextual echoes to Paul's use of λεῖμμα and παραζηλόω in Rom 11:1-15. Throughout Rom 9-11, Paul developed an eschatological paradigm to reveal how a remnant (introduced by a quotation to Isa 10:22 in Rom 9:27) could lead to an arousal of Israel's zeal (introduced by a quotation to Deut 32:21 in Rom 10:19). Paul then combined these two motifs by means of 1 Kgs 19:10(14) to disclose how Israel's zeal could lead to their salvation. Paul is shown to have interpreted the Elijah narrative (cited in Rom 11:3-4) as a parallel to his own experience wherein, following his encounter with the resurrected Jesus, Paul's zeal for God prompted him to align himself with a new remnant--now consisting of Jesus-believing Jews and gentiles--to save Israel.
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Mark D. Cooper is the pastor of Maybank Baptist Church in Hattiesburg, Mississippi.
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. This study offers a fresh approach to New Testament intertextuality by reevaluating Paul's use of Old Testament texts from a performance-critical perspective. The research is performed by applying a modification of Hays's tests for intertextual echoes to Paul's use of leimma and parazhlow in Rom 11:1-15. Throughout Rom 9-11, Paul developed an eschatological paradigm to reveal how a remnant (introduced by a quotation to Isa 10:22 in Rom 9:27) could lead to an arousal of Israel's zeal (introduced by a quotation to Deut 32:21 in Rom 10:19). Paul then combined these two motifs by means of 1 Kgs 19:10(14) to disclose how Israel's zeal could lead to their salvation. Paul is shown to have interpreted the Elijah narrative (cited in Rom 11:3-4) as a parallel to his own experience wherein, following his encounter with the resurrected Jesus, Paul's zeal for God prompted him to align himself with a new remnant--now consisting of Jesus-believing Jews and gentiles--to save Israel. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798385273638
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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. This study offers a fresh approach to New Testament intertextuality by reevaluating Paul's use of Old Testament texts from a performance-critical perspective. The research is performed by applying a modification of Hays's tests for intertextual echoes to Paul's use of leimma and parazhlow in Rom 11:1-15. Throughout Rom 9-11, Paul developed an eschatological paradigm to reveal how a remnant (introduced by a quotation to Isa 10:22 in Rom 9:27) could lead to an arousal of Israel's zeal (introduced by a quotation to Deut 32:21 in Rom 10:19). Paul then combined these two motifs by means of 1 Kgs 19:10(14) to disclose how Israel's zeal could lead to their salvation. Paul is shown to have interpreted the Elijah narrative (cited in Rom 11:3-4) as a parallel to his own experience wherein, following his encounter with the resurrected Jesus, Paul's zeal for God prompted him to align himself with a new remnant--now consisting of Jesus-believing Jews and gentiles--to save Israel. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 9798385273638
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