TY  - BOOK
AU  - Barentsen,Jack
AU  - Baum,Armin D.
AU  - Coetsee,Albert J.
AU  - Du Toit,Philip La G.
AU  - Houwelingen,Rob van
AU  - Klinker-De Klerck,Myriam
AU  - Kok,Jacobus
AU  - Michener,Ronald T.
AU  - Nes,Jermo van
AU  - Otten,Jeremy D.
AU  - Paridaens,Mark
AU  - Paschke,Boris
AU  - Paul,Mart-Jan
AU  - Schreiner,Thomas R.
AU  - Stenschke,Christoph
AU  - Viljoen,Francois P.
AU  - Witkamp,Nathan
AU  - van Nes,Jermo
TI  - Let God Be True: Perspectives on Romans 3 
T2  - Gorgias Biblical Studies
SN  - 9781463244996
AV  - BS2665.52 .L47 2023
U1  - 227/.106 23//eng/20230821eng
PY  - 2023///]
CY  - Piscataway, NJ : 
PB  - Gorgias Press, 
KW  - Bible
KW  - Religion
KW  - Study/NewTestament
KW  - RELIGION / Biblical Studies / New Testament
KW  - bisacsh
N1  - Frontmatter --; Acknowledgments --; TABLE OF CONTENTS --; List of Contributors --; Introduction --; PART I: EXEGETICAL STUDIES --; Chapter 1. The Central Role of Romans 3:4 in Romans 1:18–3:20 --; Chapter 2. God’s Faithfulness in an Unfaithful World: An Analysis of Romans 3:1-4 --; Chapter 3. Who is Talking in Romans 3:1-9? Some New and Old Perspectives --; Chapter 4. Doubly True: The Two Sides of God’s Faithfulness in the Remnant Concept (Romans 3:9–11) --; Chapter 5. The Song of Sins: The Chain of References to Human Body Parts in Romans 3:13–18 as a Possible Allusion to the Descriptive Songs of the Canticum canticorum --; Chapter 6. The Translation of Romans 3:21 in the NBV21 --; Chapter 7. Shameful Mortality and the Problem of Death in Romans 3:23 --; Chapter 8. Jewish Roots of Paul’s and Matthew’s Teachings on the Law: A Close Reading of Romans 3:23 and Matthew 9:9–13 --; Chapter 9. Law and Faith as Two Eschatological Markers of Identity in Romans 3:19–31 --; Chapter 10. “God is Not Unjust”: A Synopsis of the Use of the Phrase in the LXX --; Chapter 11. “God is Not Unjust”: An Intertextual Study of Deuteronomy 32:4, Romans 3:5 and 9:14, and Hebrews 6:10 --; PART II: THEMATIC, THEOLOGICAL, AND RECEPTIONHISTORICAL STUDIES --; Chapter 12. The Words of God: Perspectives on Romans 3:2 in Light of the Old Testament --; Chapter 13. A Synopsis of Galatians and Romans: Its Relevance for the Interpretation of the Synoptic Parallels between 1 and 2 Thessalonians and between Colossians and Ephesians --; Chapter 14. “Or is God the God of Jews Only?” (Rom 3:29a): The Renewal of the Covenant at the Last Supper and the Inclusion of Gentiles --; Chapter 15. Circumcision and Baptism? Aphrahat’s Demonstrations as a Window to Jewish Initiation in Persia --; Chapter 16. Leading the Righteous: Leadership and Privilege in the Light of Romans 3 --; Chapter 17. “Let God Be True Though Every One Were a Liar” (Rom 3:4): Speech Ethics in Romans 3 --; Chapter 18. On Not Knowing the Truth and Being Committed to It --; Indices; restricted access
N2  - Romans 3 contains exegetically stormy waters, where even the most capable interpreters may feel at sea. In this book, an international group of scholars put their oars into these choppy waters, shedding new light on this wonderful and complex passage of Scripture. The focused and methodologically varied approach allows for greater depth of research than is generally possible in commentaries. Specialists on Romans, especially Romans 3, will find in this book a wealth of information. Likewise, it will be of value to students in advanced exegetical classes and those doing postgraduate research on Romans 3 and related topics. This book is dedicated to Prof. Dr. Martin Webber on his 70th birthday
UR  - https://doi.org/10.31826/9781463245009
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