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13. What Does God Get Out of It? Reciprocity and Divine Sonship
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Abbreviations vii
- Introducing Son of God : Divine Sonship in Jewish and Christian Antiquity 1
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Part I: Son of God in Early Jewish Literature
- 1. Son of God and Son of Man: 4Q246 in the Light of the Book of Daniel 9
- 2. Son of God, Sons of God, and Election in the Dead Sea Scrolls 28
- 3. Son of God in Wisdom 2:16–18: Between the Hebrew Bible and the New Testament 41
- 4. Son of God in the Book of Revelation and Apocalyptic Literature 53
- 5. Whose Son Is the Messiah? 72
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Part II: Son of God in Early Christianity and the Gentile World
- 6. Jesus’s Use of “Father” and Disuse of “Lord” 87
- 7. “Whoever Does the Will of God” (Mark 3:35): Mark’s Christ as the Model Son 106
- 8. Son of God and Christian Origins 118
- 9. Son of God in Gentile Contexts (That Is, Almost Everywhere) 135
- 10. “Declared to Be Son of God in Power”: Romans 1:4 and the Iconography of Imperial Apotheosis 158
- 11. “To Become like His Brothers”: Divine Sonship and Siblingship in Hebrews 171
- 12. Son(s) of God: Israel and Christ: A Study of Transformation, Adaptation, and Rivalry 188
- 13. What Does God Get Out of It? Reciprocity and Divine Sonship 225
- Bibliography 241
- Contributors 267
- Index of Ancient Sources 269
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Abbreviations vii
- Introducing Son of God : Divine Sonship in Jewish and Christian Antiquity 1
-
Part I: Son of God in Early Jewish Literature
- 1. Son of God and Son of Man: 4Q246 in the Light of the Book of Daniel 9
- 2. Son of God, Sons of God, and Election in the Dead Sea Scrolls 28
- 3. Son of God in Wisdom 2:16–18: Between the Hebrew Bible and the New Testament 41
- 4. Son of God in the Book of Revelation and Apocalyptic Literature 53
- 5. Whose Son Is the Messiah? 72
-
Part II: Son of God in Early Christianity and the Gentile World
- 6. Jesus’s Use of “Father” and Disuse of “Lord” 87
- 7. “Whoever Does the Will of God” (Mark 3:35): Mark’s Christ as the Model Son 106
- 8. Son of God and Christian Origins 118
- 9. Son of God in Gentile Contexts (That Is, Almost Everywhere) 135
- 10. “Declared to Be Son of God in Power”: Romans 1:4 and the Iconography of Imperial Apotheosis 158
- 11. “To Become like His Brothers”: Divine Sonship and Siblingship in Hebrews 171
- 12. Son(s) of God: Israel and Christ: A Study of Transformation, Adaptation, and Rivalry 188
- 13. What Does God Get Out of It? Reciprocity and Divine Sonship 225
- Bibliography 241
- Contributors 267
- Index of Ancient Sources 269