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Paul, Community, and Discipline - Establishing Boundaries and Dealing With the Disorderly

English · Hardback

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In this book, Adam G. White examines Paul's practice of community discipline in light of similar practices in the broader Graeco-Roman context and argues that what we see in Paul's communities is both similar and unique to contemporary practices.

List of contents










Part 1: Expulsion in the Graeco-Roman World
1. History of Exile: The Development of Athenian Ostracism
2. History of Exile: Exile in the Roman Republic
3. History of Exile: Exile under the Emperors
4. The Psychology of Exile: Citizenship, Belonging, and the Grief of Exile
5. Exile Writ Small: Community and Expulsion in Smaller Groups
6. From Torah to the Talmud: The Development of Jewish Exile
Summary of Part 1
Part 2: Discipline and Expulsion in Paul's Communities
7. Defining the Boundaries: The General Shape of New Testament Communities
8. Principles of Pauline Discipline: The Need for Warnings
9. Principles of Pauline Discipline: Internal Arbitration
10. Principles of Pauline Discipline: The Requirement for Witnesses
11. Dealing with the Disorderly: Discipline in the Thessalonian Correspondence
12. How to Spot Black Sheep: Dealing with False Teachers in Paul's Communities
13. Establishing Traditions: Discipline and Expulsion in the Pastoral Epistles


About the author










Adam G. White is a senior lecturer at Alphacrucis College in Sydney, Australia.


Summary

In this book, Adam G. White examines Paul's practice of community discipline in light of similar practices in the broader Graeco-Roman context and argues that what we see in Paul's communities is both similar and unique to contemporary practices.

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