Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents v
3. Figures and Tables ix
4. Acknowledgments xi
5. Abbreviations xiii
6. Introductory Remarks
7. Prelude: Another Paul Is Possible 3
8. Chipping Away at a Domesticated Paul 10
9. Paul’s Precarious Life
10. “Whoever Boasts, Should Boast in the Lord” (2 Cor. 10:17): What Does It Mean to “Boast in the Lord”? 25
11. Paul the Manual Labourer: Rereading 1 Cor. 9:1–18 46
12. Acts and the Invention of Paul’s “Prison” Letters 70
13. Three Times Beaten with Rods/Tres veces golpeado con varas: A Reflection on 2 Cor. 11:21b–33 94
14. Who Saw Any of This Coming? Response to Schmeller, Jones, Zeichmann, and Limongi and Egger 117
15. Paul’s Undomesticated Gospel
16. “Which Is Not Another”: Paul’s Precarious Gospel in Gal. 1:6–7 133
17. Biblical Cartography and the Master Narrative of Paul’s Mission 153
18. Hidden Wisdom: The “Solid Food” Paul Reserved for “the Mature” (1 Cor. 2:6–3:4) 169
19. “Assembled with One Accord in Jerusalem”: Response to Egger, Guijarro, and Brown 193
20. Paul on Matters “Domestic”: Gender and Bodies
21. The Devolution of Paul’s Relationship with the Corinthian Women: The Incongruence between Paul’s Apostolic Defence and His Instructions to Women 207
22. Where Did the Horse Come From? Caravaggio and Paul’s Conversion as a Bodily Experience 227
23. The Pauline ekklesia as Third Space 245
24. The Body as Space of Resistance: Response to Johnson, Moxnes, and Gil Arbiol 261
25. Domestication of Paul’s “Voice”
26. On Pauline Indeterminacy 277
27. Whodunnit? Paul’s Peculiar Passion and Its Implications 305
28. Imperialization of the Remains: How Church Fathers Standardized the Pauline Corpus 334
29. A Useless Apostle: Response to Schellenberg, Droge, and Williams 357
30. Concluding Remarks
31. Recovering Paul, the Undomesticated Apostle 377
32. Last Man Leif 393
33. Contributors 399
34. Index 405