Lilly Nortjé-Meyer’s (En)Gendered New Testament Hermeneutics: Theory, Practice, Engagement

Punt, Jeremy

doi:10.1353/neo.2019.0017

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“…Such kinship language is widespread across the New Testament, beginning with the genealogies recorded in Matthew and Luke (Sigismund 2009; Draper 2013; Punt 2013b) and continuing through the household codes of later epistles (Van Rensburg 2006; MacDonald 2008; MacDonald 2011a; MacDonald 2012; MacDonald 2014; Lindeman Allen 2020a). Both Jesus and Paul use of family terms to describe those who follow the gospel (Burke 2004; Aasgaard 2007, 2008; Burke 2012; Finlan 2013), often at the expense of continued commitments to one’s own family, leading to what A.J.…”

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Children in the New Testament

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Currents in Biblical Research

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This article situates recent scholarship related to children and metaphors of childhood within a global context. It attends to the importance of childist criticism, located primarily in Europe and the United States, in the growth of study of children in the New Testament in recent decades, while attending to parallel work on the role of children in the New Testament, particularly in relation to contextualized readings, in the global South. Specific attention is given to the use of language in defining children and childhood both within and outside the biblical context; overviews of biblical childhood; and the roles and representations of children in New Testament texts. The essay concludes by looking forward to future opportunities for research and collaboration.

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Lilly Nortjé-Meyer’s (En)Gendered New Testament Hermeneutics: Theory, Practice, Engagement

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