The Fate of the Jerusalem Temple in Luke-Acts: An Intertextual Approach to Jesus’ Laments Over Jerusalem and Stephen’s Speech

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Chapter 1. Introduction
	The Focus of the Study
	Luke’s View of Jerusalem and the Temple
	Plan for This Study
Chapter 2. The Old Testament in Luke–Acts
	Luke–Acts and the Septuagint
	Jewish Exegesis
	The Fulfilment of Prophecy in Quotation and Typology
	Allusion and Intertextuality
	The Interaction of Scripture and the Narrative
	Rhetoric
	Summary
	Old Testament Allusions in This Study
Chapter 3. Luke 13.31-35: The Rejected Prophet and Saviour
	Jesus a Rejected Prophet
	A Prophetic Evocation of Restoration or Exile
	The Identification of Jesus as Saviour
	Conclusion
Chapter 4. Luke 19.29-46: The Rejected Messiah and the Temple
	The Non-Triumphal Entry (Luke 19.29-40)
	The Lament (Luke 19.41-44)
	The Action in the Temple (Luke 19.45-46)
	Conclusion
Chapter 5. Luke 21.20-28: The Son of Man and Jerusalem
	The Fate of the City: Luke 21.20-24
	Cosmic Disturbances: Luke 21.25-28
	Conclusion
Chapter 6. Luke 23.26-31, 44-45: The Death of the Saviour and the Fate of the City
	Jesus as the Rejected Saviour
	The Fall of Jerusalem
	The Temple Veil (Luke 23.44-45)
	Conclusion
Chapter 7. Acts 7: Stephen and the Temple
	The Narrative Setting
	Quotations in Acts 6–7
	Allusions and the History of Israel
	Reading the History of Israel
	The Interpretation of the Speech
	Conclusion
Chapter 8. Conclusion
	Jesus the Prophet and Saviour
	The Fate of the Temple
	General Observations
Bibliography
Index of References
Index of Authors