Table of Contents

Foreword by John M. G. Barclay
Part One: Reading Paul
1. Righteousness Revealed: The Death of Christ as the Definition of the Righteousness of God in Romans 3:21–26
  2. Promises beyond the Possible: Grace and the God Who . . . in Romans 4
  3. Not the End: The History and Hope of God’s Unfailing Word in Romans 9–11
  4. “The Speech of the Dead”: Identifying the No Longer and Now Living “I” of Galatians 2:20
Part Two: Reading Paul in Context and Conversation
  5. Relational Hermeneutics and Comparison as Conversation
  6. Announcing the Human: Rethinking the Relationship between Wisdom of Solomon 13–14 and Romans 1:18–2:11
  7. Debating Diagonal Δικαιοσύνη: The Epistle of Enoch and Paul in Theological Conversation
  8. Scandalous and Foolish: Defining Grace with Pseudo-Solomon and St. Paul
Part Three: Reading Paul with Readers of Paul
  9. The Grammar of the Gospel: Justification as a Theological Criterion in the Reformation and in Paul’s Letter to the Galatians
  10. The Texts of Paul and the Theology of Thomas Cranmer
  11. The Christocentrism of Faith in Christ: Martin Luther’s Reading of Galatians 2:16, 19–20
  12. Until Christ: Advent Again and Again in Martin Luther’s Interpretation of Galatians
Bibliography
Indexes