Acknowledgments | p. vii |
Abbreviations | p. ix |
Introduction: The Bible's Neglected Heart | p. 1 |
The Marginalization of Emotion | p. 1 |
Emotion and Narrative in Antiquity and the Bible | p. 6 |
Plan of the Work to Follow | p. 10 |
Approaching the Heart of the Bible | p. 13 |
On the Emotions | p. 15 |
What Are the Emotions, Exactly? The Broad Contours of the Debate | p. 15 |
Some Proposals | p. 22 |
Implications: Reading with Mind and Heart | p. 27 |
The Cardiography of Biblical Narrative | p. 29 |
How Biblical Narratives Move Us | p. 32 |
Plotting | p. 33 |
Characterization | p. 49 |
Other Techniques Inviting an Affective Response | p. 52 |
Affective Rhetoric and Exegesis | p. 56 |
Reading with Mind and Heart | p. 61 |
Passionate Conceptions (Luke 1:5-56) | p. 63 |
The Ideological Landscape of Luke's Milieu | p. 64 |
The Evangelist's Use of Pathos in Luke 1:5-2:39 | p. 67 |
The Announcement of John's Birth (1:5-25) | p. 68 |
The Announcement of Jesus' Birth (1:26-38) | p. 76 |
Mary Visits Elizabeth (1:39-56) | p. 85 |
Birth Pangs (Luke 1:57-2:40) | p. 97 |
The Birth of John (1:57-80) | p. 97 |
The Birth of Jesus (2:1-20) | p. 109 |
The Circumcision, Naming, and Presentation of Jesus (2:21-40) | p. 121 |
Conclusion: From Scripture's Heart to Ours | p. 131 |
Exegetical Insights | p. 131 |
Rhetorical Insights: Understanding the Purpose of Luke-Acts | p. 133 |
Reading with Heart: Benefits for Clergy and Christian Communities | p. 138 |
A Concluding Word | p. 146 |
Notes | p. 147 |
Indexes | p. 175 |
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