Romans 8 Revisited

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· Beihefte zur Zeitschrift für die neutestamentliche Wissenschaft Book 273 · Walter de Gruyter GmbH
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As the word "revisited" suggests, this volume offers an array of fresh approaches to various aspects of Romans 8. Stemming from a conference held in 2022, the contributions to the volume are wide-ranging, including the status of the law for those "in Christ" (Valérie Nicolet); the role of law and Spirit in Paul’s adaptation of the ancient idea of human vocation (Simon Dürr); the centrality of Jesus’s participation in human existence (8:3) for Romans 1–11 (Susan G. Eastman); the possible meanings of the phrase, "in the Spirit" (Teresa Morgan); new insights gleaned from epigraphic sources (Markus Öhler), the relationship between baptism in Romans 6 to the injunction of 8:13 (Marcin Kowalski); the integration of the apocalyptic and the philosophical in Paul’s understanding of material Spirit, imminent resurrection, and moral perfection (Matthew Novenson); how best to map Paul’s dense argument and complex network of concepts (Troels Enberg-Pedersen); and specific logic underlying Paul’s understanding of human agency (Jason Valdez).
As the word "revisited" suggests, this volume offers an array of fresh approaches to various aspects of Romans 8. Stemming from a conference held in 2022, the contributions to the volume are wide-ranging, including the status of the law for those "in Christ" (Valérie Nicolet); the role of law and...

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Markus Öhler and Jason Valdez, University of Vienna, Austria.

Markus Öhler and Jason Valdez, University of Vienna, Austria.

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