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Imagining Biblical Worlds Studies In Spatial Social And Historical Constructs In Honour Of James W Flanagan Jsot Supplement David M Gunn

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Imagining Biblical Worlds Studies In Spatial Social And Historical Constructs In Honour Of James W Flanagan Jsot Supplement David M Gunn instant download after payment.

Publisher: Sheffield Academic Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 20.07 MB

Pages: 346

Author: David M. Gunn, Paula McNutt

ISBN: 9780826461490, 0826461492

Language: English

Year: 2003

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Imagining Biblical Worlds Studies In Spatial Social And Historical Constructs In Honour Of James W Flanagan Jsot Supplement David M Gunn by David M. Gunn, Paula Mcnutt 9780826461490, 0826461492 instant download after payment.

Matthew's gospel begins and ends with the Jewish-Gentile debate, and at the heart of both the issue and the gospel is the story of the Canaanite woman. It is a story that reveals tension between Jews and proselytes in Matthew's community and responds to the question, "what must one do to be a member of the community?" This study focuses on the stereotype of the woman as a Canaanite as well as Matthew's sources and the form of the story. The conclusion is that the story reflects a reinforcement of Jewish law that allows gentiles to attain membership in the Matthean community, thus continuing the Jewish tradition that allows gentiles into the faith.