Corpus-Paul

[Don Garlington <dgarlington AT ica.net>]

Jim,

At the risk of blowing my own horn, have you seen the final chapter of my 'The
Obedience of Faith': A Pauline Phrase in Historical Context, WUNT 2/38; 
Tübingen:
Mohr-Siebeck, 1991. It is not an exhaustive study of the passage, but it does
concentrate on the major predicates of Israel as applied by Paul to the Roman 
church.

Yours,

Don




Jim Hester wrote:

> Listers!
>
> I am in the process of putting together an essay for a festschrift, the
> general topic of which is the rhetorical establishment of Paul's persona in
> Romans 1:1-7.  Now, the scholarly literature on Romans is not something with
> which I am as familiar as I am in Galatians and Thessalonians, so I need
> some help.
>
> I have surveyed the journal literature for the past 20 years, finding a few
> things dealing with the passage in question, and am working my way through
> the commentaries, etc.  But, to the point!  Can anyone out there recommend a
> monograph in which the address of Romans, or the exordium, or whatever you
> want to call it, has been analyzed at some level or another?  (Just a quick
> additional comment:  I am also familiar with the literature on
> epistolography, but if you have seen something that you think might be
> useful, send it along as well.)  Please send things off list; my request is
> so mundane that not many others would be interested in seeing
> recommendations filling their mailboxes!
>
> With much gratitude, I remain your faithful servant!
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