Concilium 2002/1 The Many Voices of the Bible Table of Contents

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International Journal for Theology

2002 / No. 1

The Many Voices of the Bible

Table of Contents

Introduction
Introduction: Understanding the Issues of Unity and Diversity of Scripture Today	7–8
Seán Freyne	7–8
I. Old Testament: ‘In Many and Varied Ways’
God, a Bone of Contention in the Hebrew Bible	9–16
Jorge Pixley	9–16
Different Perspectives on Faith and Justice: The God of Jacob and the God of Job	17–23
Ellen van Wolde	17–23
Wise Women in I Kings 3-11	24–32
Maricel Mena López	24–32
Riches in Isaiah and Ezekiel: An Example of Prophetic Inversion	33–40
Johanna Stiebert	33–40
II. New Testament: ‘Speaking in Different Tongues’
Different Faces of Jesus in the Synoptic Gospels	41–48
Pablo Richard	41–48
I Timothy and James on the Rich, Women, and Theological Disputes	49–58
Elsa Tamez	49–58
Christological Debates among Johannine Christians	59–67
Seán Freyne	59–67
The Excluded Gospels and their Readers, or: How to Tell when a Kiss is just a Kiss	68–76
Jorunn Økland	68–76
III. Giving Voice to the Voiceless
What Happens When ‘Gays Read the Bible’?	77–85
Ken Stone	77–85
Minorities in the Midst of Affluence	86–92
Leticia A. Guardiola-Sáenz	86–92
IV. Facing the Diversity in History Diversity and Unity in the Scriptures: The Patristic Perspective
Diversity and Unity in the Scriptures: The Patristic Perspective	93–101
Rik Van Nieuwenhove	93–101
Fixing the Meaning of Scripture: The Renaissance Bible and the Origins of Modernity	102–110
Peter Harrison	102–110
Biblical and Theological Pluralism	111–121
Werner G. Jeanrond	111–121

Edited by Seán Freyne and Ellen van Wolde

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