Paul and Pseudepigraphy (Pauline Studies, Book 8)

304 philip l. tite forth in my work on Valentinian paraenesis, I offer a close analysis of the paraenesis in laod 10–14. these v ...

dusting off a pseudo-historical letter 305 Both static and dynamic commands are present in the paraenesis in order to direct mor ...

306 philip l. tite what the laodiceans have already accepted, Ps.-Paul uses a clear escha- tological promise in v. 10c (et erit ...

dusting off a pseudo-historical letter 307 antithetically juxtaposed, set within a general summation of the hortative purpose of ...

308 philip l. tite practice to refute competitors by casting them into the villainous role of “false” teachers or philosophers w ...

dusting off a pseudo-historical letter 309 or the Christian simpletons, who mainly are deceived by charlatans such as Peregrinus ...

310 philip l. tite Letter Closing after the paraenesis, laodiceans concludes with a fitting Pauline letter closing for the rheto ...

dusting off a pseudo-historical letter 311 of Christ” (sensu Christi) at v. 14. thus, they are to be “likeminded” not only with ...

312 philip l. tite the second-person type of greeting, however, functions, as Weima states, to express “a stronger sense of publ ...

dusting off a pseudo-historical letter 313 I fully agree that laod 20 is drawn from, and points to, Col 4:16, I sug- gest that t ...

314 philip l. tite by the letter writer to be a shared worldview) in the face of opposing or competing understandings of Christi ...

dusting off a pseudo-historical letter 315 that the letter, as a letter written in Paul’s name, presents one appropria- tion of ...

316 philip l. tite whom later generations can situate their social identity. Pseudo-Pauline texts, along with narrative appropri ...

dusting off a pseudo-historical letter 317 aPPendIX Text, Translation, and Epistolary Arrangement of Laodiceans Prescript 1. Pau ...

318 philip l. tite [Body Closing] 9. et id [or in] ipsum in vobis faciet misericordiam suam, ut eandem dilectionem habeatis et s ...

The PseudePigraPhicaL corresPondence beTween seneca and PauL: a reassessmenT ilaria L. e. ramelli Catholic University of the Sac ...

320 ilaria l. e. ramelli both of them were very well conversant with greek?3 indeed, in that period, roman philosophers such as ...

seneca and paul 321 who intends to learn a language, Paul—who wished to learn Latin—could have sought out available occasions to ...

322 ilaria l. e. ramelli and albertino mussato, of the Padua pre-humanistic circle.10 Toward the end of the fourteenth century d ...

seneca and paul 323 authors who have dealt with religious or moral themes and were sup- posed to have some relation to christian ...