The Oxford Handbook of the Synoptic Gospels

Cover\nHalftTitle\nTitle\nCopyright\nContents\nNotes on Contributors\nIntroduction\nPART I THE PROBLEM AND NATURE OF THE SYNOPTIC GOSPELS\n	1. The History and Prospects of the Synoptic Problem\n	2. The Minor Sources and Their Role in the Synoptic Problem\n	3. The Use of Sources in Ancient Compositions\n	4. Ancient Rhetoric as an Evaluative Tool for Literary Dependence\n	5. Paul’s Possible Influence on the Synoptics\n	6. Oral Tradition, Writing, and the Synoptic Problem: Media Dualism and Gospel Origins\n	7. Oral Performance of the Synoptics\n	8. Narrative Design of the Synoptics\n	9. Manuscripts: The Problem with the Synoptic Problem\n	10. The Publication of the Synoptics and the Problem of Dating\n	11. The Synoptic Gospels and Apocryphal Narratives\n	12. The Gospel of Thomas and the Synoptics\nPART II PARTICULAR FEATURES IN COMPARISON\n	13. Suffering and Sacrifice\n	14. Violent Imaginaries\n	15. Kingdom, Authority, and Power\n	16. Wealth, Poverty, Economy\n	17. Travel and Itinerancy\n	18. Food and Meals\n	19. Healing and Exorcism\n	20. Sacred Space\n	21. History\n	22. Apocalyptic Eschatology\n	23. Resurrection and the Afterlife\n	24. Gospel\n	25. Jewish Sectarianism\n	26. Gentiles and Their Relations to Jews\n	27. Israel’s Scriptures\n	28. Portraits of Women\n	29. Gender\n	30. Body\nIndex