Table of Contents for The New Testament in Its First Century Setting

Here is the table of contents for the book referred to in my previous blog:

P.J. Williams, Andrew D. Clarke, Peter M.Head & David Instone-Brewer, eds., The New Testament in Its First Century Setting. Essays on Context and Background in Honour of B.W.Winter on His 65 Birthday. Grand Rapids / Cambridge: Eerdmans, 2004. Hbk. ISBN: 0802828345. pp.335..

According to COPAC there are copies at Edinburgh and Durham. I suspect that the fact that it is published by Eerdmans explains why there are so few available through the British Library system.

P.J. Williams, "The Linguistic Background of Jesus' Dereliction Cry (Matthew 27:46; Mark 15:34)," pp.1-12.

Rikki Watts, "Jesus and the New Exodus Restoration of Daughter Zion: Mark 5:21-43 in Context," pp.13-29.

Peter M. Head, "Papyrological Perspectives on Luke's Predescessors (Luke 1:1)," pp.30-45.

Alan Millard, "Zecharish Wrote (Luke 1:63)," pp.46-55.

David Peterson, "Atonement Theology in Luke-Acts: Some Methodological Reflections," pp.56-71.

Andreas Köstenberger, "'I Suppose' (oimai): The Conclusion of John's Gospel in Its Literary and Historical Context," pp.72-88.

Steve Walton, "Omothumadon in Acts. Co-location, Common Action or 'Of One Heart and Mind'?" pp.89-105.

Irine Levinskaya, "The Italian Cohort in Acts 10:1," pp.106-125.

Conrad Gempf, "Before Paul Arrived in Corinth: The Mission Strategies in 1 Corinthians 2:2 and Acts 17," pp.126-142.

Alanna Nobbs, "'Beloved Brothers' in the New Testament and Early Christian World," pp.143-150.

Andrew D. Clarke, "Equality of Mutuality? Paul's Use of 'Brother' Lnguage," pp.151-164.

I Howard Marshall, "'For the Husband s Head of the Wife': Paul's Use of Head and Body Language," pp.165-177.

E.A. Judge, "The Appeal to Convention in Paul," pp.178-189.

Brian S. Rosner, "'With What Kind of Body Do Tehy Come/ (1 Corinthians 15:35b): Paul's Conception of Resurrection Bodies," pp.190-205.

Peter T. O'Brien, "Summing Up of All Things (Ephesians 1:10)," pp.206-219.

David W.J. Gill, "A Saviour of the Citites of Crete: The Roman Background to the Epistle to Titus," pp.220-230.

Peter Walker, "A Place for Hebrews? Contexts for a First-Century Sermon," pp.231-249.

David Instone-Brewer, "James As a Sermon on the Trials of Abraham," pp.250-268.

D.A. Carson, "'You Have No Need That Anyone Should Teach You' (1 John 2:27): An Old Testament Allusion That Determines the Interpreation," pp.269-280.

Bruce W. Longenecker, "Rome, Provincial Cities and the Seven Churches of Revelation 2-3," pp.281-291.

Paul Barnett, "Reelation 12: An Apocalptic 'Church History'?" pp.292-300.