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9780802867247

The New Testament on Sexuality

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  • Copyright: 2012-09-13
  • Publisher: Eerdmans Pub Co
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Summary

This is the Fifth and Final Installment of William Loader's Authoritative, Acclaimed Series on Attitudes Toward Sexuality in the Ancient World. Book jacket.

Author Biography

William Loader is professor emeritus of New Testament at Murdoch University, Perth, Australia. His other books on sexuality in early Judaism and Christianity are Philo, Josephus, and the Testaments on Sexuality; The Pseudepigrapha on Sexuality; The Dead Sea Scrolls on Sexuality; and Knock, Levi, and Jubilees on Sexuality.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgmentsp. x
Introductionp. 1
Sexuality in the Jewish World of the New Testamentp. 3
Adulteryp. 4
Adultery and Another Man's Rightsp. 4
Adultery and Divorcep. 6
Further Infringements of Another Man's Rightsp. 9
Rape and Seductionp. 9
Virginsp. 10
Householdsp. 11
Households and Inheritancep. 11
Households, Slaves and Captive Womenp. 13
Other Sexual Wrongdoingp. 15
Prostitutesp. 15
Intermarriagep. 18
Incestp. 20
Same-Sex Intercoursep. 22
The Prohibitions in Leviticusp. 22
The Genesis Creation Stories and Same-Sex Relationsp. 27
Sodom and Gomorrahp. 28
Other Old Testament Passagesp. 30
Early Jewish Writingsp. 32
Infanticidep. 33
Sex in Everyday Lifep. 35
Purity Laws and Sexp. 35
Sacred Space and Timep. 36
Love and Marriagep. 37
Making a Marriage according to Tobitp. 42
Betrothalp. 43
Premarital Chastityp. 45
Wedding Celebrationsp. 45
Contracts, "Bride Price", Ketubba, and Dowriesp. 48
Polygynyp. 51
Divorcep. 54
Divorce In Realityp. 54
Who Divorces Whom?p. 56
Grounds for Divorcep. 58
Fertility, Conception, Pregnancy and Childbirthp. 62
Celibacyp. 66
Sexuality in the Greco-Roman World of the New Testamentp. 74
Marriage, Divorce, and Monogynyp. 75
Same-Sex Intercoursep. 83
Sex and the Philosophersp. 91
The Pythagoreans and Platop. 91
The Stoicsp. 95
Challenging Fatalismp. 97
Sex and Societyp. 99
Changing Social Realitiesp. 99
Roman Social Realitiesp. 100
Augustan Reformsp. 103
Non-Elitesp. 104
Love and Marriagep. 106
Sexuality in the Gospel Traditionp. 109
Adulteryp. 109
Matthew 5:27-28: Looking at Men Looking at Womenp. 109
The Excision Sayingsp. 119
Mark 9:43-48p. 119
Matthew 18:6-9 Interpreting Mark 9:42-38p. 124
Matthew 5:29-30 and Adulteryp. 127
An Older Tradition?p. 129
Stark Imagery: Excisionp. 131
Woman Caught in Adulteryp. 135
Other Brief References to Adulteryp. 138
Adultery and Beyondp. 139
Mary and Josephp. 139
Mark 7:21-23 and Matthew 15:18-20p. 139
Adultery and Sexual Wrongdoingp. 141
Jesus, John the Baptist, and Incestp. 143
Marital Imagery in the Jesus Traditionp. 146
Further Considerationsp. 147
Conclusionsp. 147
Sexuality in Paul and Beyond Paulp. 152
The Writings of Paulp. 152
Paul and the Thessaloniansp. 152
Paul and the Corinthiansp. 160
1 Corinthians 5 and Incestp. 161
1 Corinthians 6 and Prostitutionp. 166
1 Corinthians 7 - Avoiding Porneia and Defending Marriagep. 182
Paul's Opening Statement (1 Corinthians 7:1)p. 182
Paul's Qualifications of the Opening Statement (1 Corinthians 7:2-7)p. 187
The Unmarried and the Widows (1 Corinthians 7:8-9)p. 198
The Married and Divorce (1 Corinthians 7:10-16)p. 200
It is Good to Stay as You Are (1 Corinthians 7:17-35)p. 204
Fathers, Daughters, and Widows (1 Corinthians 7:36-40)p. 214
Conclusion: Paul on Sex in 1 Corinthians 5-7p. 220
2 Corinthians 6:14 - 7:1 - Mixed Marriages?p. 222
Paul and the Romansp. 226
Romans 1 and Passionp. 227
Romans 6-8 and the "Flesh"p. 227
Conclusionp. 233
Beyond Jesus and Paulp. 234
Divorcep. 240
The Sayingsp. 240
Matthew 5:31-32p. 240
Mark 10:11-12p. 253
Matthew 19:9p. 256
Luke 16:18p. 257
QLuke 16:18; Matthew 5:32p. 259
1 Corinthians 7:10-11 Paulp. 264
Behind the sayingsp. 269
The Controversyp. 270
Mark 10:2-12p. 271
Matthew 19:3-12p. 279
Conclusionsp. 285
Same-Sex Intercoursep. 293
Romans 1:24, 26-28p. 293
Romans 1:24, 26-28 within Romans 1:16-3-26p. 293
Paul's Argumentp. 293
Rhetoric and Realityp. 295
Behind Paul's Argumentp. 297
Exegetical Comment on Romans 1:24 26-28p. 302
Roman 1:24p. 302
Romans 1:26p. 308
Romans 1:27p. 315
Romans 1:28p. 319
Romans 1 among the Interpretersp. 320
1 Corinthians 6:9-10 and 1 Timothy 1:9-10p. 326
1 Corinthians 6:9-10p. 326
1.Timothy 1:9-10p. 332
Other New Testament Textsp. 334
Men and Women in Community and Leadershipp. 339
The Jesus Traditionp. 339
The Challenge of the Kingdomp. 339
Sex in the Alternative Societyp. 341
Womenp. 344
The Woman Anointing Jesusp. 344
Jesus mid "Outsider" Women
Women in Jesus' Ministryp. 352
Menp. 361
Family Powerp. 362
Paulp. 368
Men and Women in 1 Corinthians 11:2-16p. 368
Men and Women in 1 Corinthians 14:33b-36p. 383
Men and Women in Galatians 3:26-28p. 389
Men and Women in this Age and the Age to Comep. 395
Menp. 396
Beyond Paulp. 401
The Unity Saying in Col 3:9-11p. 401
Household Codesp. 404
The Household Code in Colossiansp. 405
The Household Code in Ephesiansp. 407
The Household Code in Titus and 1 Peterp. 411
Slaves and Householdsp. 416
Men and Women in Church Orderp. 418
Restraining Women in 1 Timothyp. 418
Men, Women, and Ministry in 1 Timothyp. 424
Celibacyp. 430
Mark, Matthew and Luke on Marriage in the Age to Comep. 430
Eunuchs for the Kingdomp. 436
Radical Discipleship, Family and Celibacyp. 444
Jesus, John the Baptist, and Paul - the Celibacy Optionp. 447
Paul and Celibacyp. 453
1 Corinthians 7p. 453
Celibacy in Paul-Why?p. 459
Paul's reasons for Preferring Celibacyp. 459
The Corinthians and Celibacyp. 462
No "male and female" and Later Oneness Traditionsp. 467
Virgins, Widows, and the Sacredp. 476
Virginity in Matthew and Lukep. 476
"Who have not defiled themselves with women" (Rev 14:4)?p. 478
Like Little Children?p. 481
Conclusionp. 483
Summary Reviewp. 483
Where does this Notion of Celibacy Come From?p. 485
Conclusionp. 491
Bibliographyp. 501
Index of Modem Authorsp. 541
Index of Ancient Sourcesp. 549
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