Corpus-Paul

[Edgar Krentz <ekrentz AT lstc.edu>]

>gds AT dor.kaiser.org wrote:
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>>      Folks:
>>
>>      I am doing a summer intensive course on general hermeneutics.  Does
>>      anybody know of any books/essays/articles that track a specific text
>>      and its interpretation through it's major exegetical phases, i.e.,
>>      through the centuries?  All I need is a few passages that are tracked
>>      in this way to show some of the ways "reader response" has always been
>>      with us, though the criticism has not.  I'm an OT person by trade, but
>>      this is an OT/NT course, so it can be either way.  Years ago, I think
>>      I remember I.H. Marshall or somebody doing something like this
>>      somewhere with Luke 15.  But, I'm looking for any comprehensive
>>      dealing with a text or two.
>>
Jeffrey Gibson referred to Ulrich Luz's commentary on Matthew. It is a 3
vol set in the Evangelisch-Katholischer Kommentar zum Neuen Testament, All
these volumes in this series trace the Wirkukngsgeschichtee of these books,
e.g. Wilken's on Romans, Schweizer on Colossians,  Schrage on 1
Corinthians. Of course, the depth of their treatments varies.

The plan for this series was described in a series of Vorarbeiten (some 5
vols.), which are worth consulting on method.



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