Persecution, persuasion and power: readiness to withstand hardship as a corroboration of legitimacy in the New Testament
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS VII
ABBREVIATIONS X IX
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION TO THE PROBLEM, TERMINOLOGY AND
CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK 1
A. PROLEGOMENA, METHODOLOGY, AND DEFINITIONS 2
1. HISTORICAL RECONSTRUCTION AND OTHER METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO
SUFFERING, PERSECUTION, AND MARTYRDOM IN EARLY CHRISTIAN LITERATURE 2
2. PROLEGOMENA AND METHODOLOGY 6
3. DEFINITIONS: PERSECUTION, VALUATION, AND OTHER KEY TERMS 8
B. FORMS OF CAPITAL: CULTURAL, SOCIAL, AND SYMBOLIC 9
1. PIERRE BOURDIEU ON ECONOMIC, CULTURAL, SOCIAL, AND SYMBOLIC CAPITAL 9
2. THE TRANSFERENCE OF CAPITAL 14
3. BOURDIEUSIAN THEORY AND EARLY CHRISTIAN STUDIES 16
4. BOURDIEU, HIS INTERPRETERS, AND HIS CRITICS ON RELIGIOUS AND
SPIRITUAL CAPITAL 18 A) BOURDIEU AND HIS INTERPRETERS ON RELIGIOUS
CAPITAL: THE QUESTION OF APPLICABILITY TO THE STUDY OF EMERGING
CHRISTIANITY 19
B) FROM RELIGIOUS CAPITAL TO SPIRITUAL CAPITAL? 22
5. CULTURAL CAPITAL AND DISPUTED AUTHORITY 23
6. PERSECUTION AND PERSUASION 24
C. THE SCOPE OF THIS INVESTIGATION AND ITS RELEVANCE TO OTHER AREAS
OF RELIGIOUS AND THEOLOGICAL STUDIES 25
1. THE SCOPE OF THIS INVESTIGATION 25
2. TEXTS AND CONTEXTS 26
3. THIS MONOGRAPH S POTENTIAL INTEREST TO SCHOLARS IN EARLY CHRISTIAN
STUDIES, AS WELL AS THOSE IN OTHER AREAS OF RELIGIOUS AND THEOLOGICAL
STUDIES 27
4. SUMMATION 28
CHAPTER 2: THE PAULINE LETTERS: FAITHFULNESS IN WITHSTANDING
PERSECUTION AS CORROBORATION OF BELIEVERS STANDING IN CHRIST AND OF
PAUL S APOSTLESHIP 30
A. WITHSTANDING PERSECUTION AS AN INTEGRAL COMPONENT OF THE CHRISTIAN
LIFE IN THE UNDISPUTED PAULINE LETTERS 31
1. PAUL S CONCEPTION OF THE SUFFERING OF CHRIST AND OF CHRIST S
FOLLOWERS 31
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2. PRELIMINARY EXHORTATIONS FOR HAVING WITHSTOOD HARDSHIPS, FOLLOWED BY
ATTENTION TO CONGREGATIONAL PROBLEMS (FIRST THESSALONIANS AND
PHILIPPIANS) 33 3. ROMANS: SUFFERING WITH CHRIST AS A PREREQUISITE TO
GLORIFICATION AND A BASIS FOR THE CONFIDENCE TO BLESS ONE S PERSECUTORS
37
4. THE CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY SHOULD BE PREPARED TO SUFFER TOGETHER (1 COR
12:26) 40 5. SUMMATION: READINESS TO WITHSTAND PERSECUTION AS A SIGN OF
FAITH(FULNESS) IN PAUL 41
B. PAUL AS INSTIGATOR AND RECIPIENT OF PERSECUTION: IMPLICATIONS FOR
PAUL S APOSTOLIC AUTHORITY 42
1. THE DECREASED STATURE OF JEWISH PERSECUTORS ( 1 THESS 2:14-16) 43
2. IMPLICATIONS OF PAUL S SINISTER PAST AS PERSECUTOR OF THE CHURCH (1
COR 15:9-10;
PHIL 3:2-7; GAL 1:13-24) 44
A) PAUL S ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF STANDING AS THE LEAST OF THE APOSTLES (1
COR 15:9-10) 45
B) THE POLEMICAL CONTEXTS OF PHIL 3:2-7 AND GAL 1:13-24 (PACE 1 COR
15:9-10) 46 3. GALATIANS 4-6: THE AGITATORS AS AVOIDERS OF PERSECUTION,
AND PAUL S SUFFERING AS A CORROBORATION OF HIS AUTHORITY 48
4. THE POSSIBILITY OF REJOINDER TO PAUL S CLAIM THAT HIS SUFFERING,
PAIN, AND EXPERIENCES OF PERSECUTION CORROBORATE HIS AUTHORITY 51
5. PAUL S HARDSHIPS AS REJOINDER TO THE SUPER-APOSTLES AND THEIR
SUPPORTERS IN CORINTH (2 COR 11:23C-33) 53
A) LITERARY CONTEXT: CHARGES AND RESPONSES IN 2 CORINTHIANS 11-12 54
B) EXEGETICAL OBSERVATIONS: 2 COR 11:23C-33 56
C) CONCLUSION: VALUATIONS OF PAUL S SUFFERING FOR HIS SELF-DEFENSE IN 2
COR LL:23C-33 58
6. PAUL AS PERSECUTED APOSTLE: INFERENCES ABOUT PAUL S SELF-PRESENTATION
AND IDENTITY 61
7. SUMMATION: PAUL AS PAST PERSECUTOR AND PERSECUTED APOSTLE 64
C. THE SUFFERING OF PAUL AND OTHER BELIEVERS IN THE DEUTERO-PAULINE
LETTERS 65
1. BECOMING WORTHY OF THE KINGDOM OF GOD BY BEARING PERSECUTIONS AND
AFFLICTIONS (2 THESS 1:4-5) 67
2. THE AUTHOR OF COLOSSIANS POSITS A CONNECTION BETWEEN THE SUFFERING OF
JESUS
AND PAUL FOR THE CHURCH (COL 1:24) 70
A) DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE DEPICTIONS OF PAUL S REJOICING IN COL 1:24
AND PHIL 2:17-18 71
B) WHAT IS REMAINING, INCOMPLETE, OR LACKING IN CHRIST S
AFFLICTIONS: PAUL SUFFERS IN THE ABSENCE OF JESUS 72
C) COLOSSIANS DOES N OT DEPICT THE ADDRESSEES AS SUFFERING 73
D) AN IMPLICATION OF COLOSSIANS PARTICULAR ESCHATOLOGY FOR INTERPRETING
CHRIST S AND PAUL S SUFFERING 74
E) PAUL SUFFERS IN PLACE OF (TMEP) CHRIST S BODY THE CHURCH 75
F) CONCLUSION: THE VALUE TO THE DEUTERO-PAULINE AUTHOR OF COLOSSIANS OF
COMPARING PAUL S HARDSHIPS WITH CHRIST S SUFFERINGS 78
3. PAUL AS AN IGNORANT AND FAITHLESS FORMER PERSECUTOR (1 TIM 1:13) 78
4. SECOND TIMOTHY: PAUL AND TIMOTHY AS MODELS TO EVERY BELIEVER FOR
ENDURING PERSECUTION 81
A) PAUL S SUFFERING AS A MODEL FOR TIMOTHY (2 TIM 1:8-12) 82
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B) PAUL SUFFERS, SO THAT THE ELECT MAY ATTAIN SALVATION (2 TIM 2:8-12,
13; PACE COL 1:24) 84
C) THE RELATIONSHIP OF 2 TIM 2:13 TO 2:8-12 86
D) PAUL S PERSECUTIONS AS PRECEDENT THAT EVERY BELIEVER WILL BE
PERSECUTED (2 TIM 3:10-12) 88
E) PAUL COMMANDS THAT TIMOTHY ENDURE SUFFERING AND RESIST HERESY (2
TIM 4:1-5) 89
5. SUMMATION: THE SUFFERING OF PAUL AND OTHER CHRISTIANS IN THE
DEUTERO-PAULINE LETTERS 91
D. CONCLUSION: PERSECUTION AS A SOURCE OF CORROBORATION IN THE PAULINE
LETTERS 92
C H A P T ER 3: THE AUDACITY OF HOPE IN FIRST PETER THAT
FAITHFULNESS AMIDST PERSECUTION WILL WIN ONE S OPPRESSORS AND THEREBY
FURTHER THE CHRISTIAN MISSION 94
A. PROLEGOMENA TO EXAMINING PERSECUTION IN FIRST PETER 94
1. IS FIRST PETER EMBLEMATIC OF EITHER PETRINE OR PAULINE CHRISTIANITY?
94
2. IS FIRST PETER A LETTER? 97
3. WERE THE ADDRESSEES OF FIRST PETER MARGINALIZED, AND WAS THEIR
EXPERIENCE OF PERSECUTION (MERELY) LOCAL HARASSMENT? 97
4. THE AUTHOR S CONFIDENCE IN THE ADDRESSEES AND VALUATION OF THEIR
SUFFERING 99 5. DOES ANY IMPERIAL PERSECUTION OFFER A REFERENT FOR WHEN
FIRST PETER WAS WRITTEN? 102
B. WITHSTANDING HARDSHIPS AS HOPE FOR THE SUCCESS OF THE CHRISTIAN
MISSION (1 PET 2:11-4: LA) 104
1. DEFINING UNJUST SUFFERING AND ITS VALUE FOR PERSUADING OUTSIDERS
(2:11-17; CF.4:15) 105
2. THE IMPERATIVE THAT SLAVES FOLLOW CHRIST S EXAMPLE OF READINESS TO
SUFFER (2:18-25) 110
3. THE SUFFERING OF CHRISTIAN WIVES PRESENTS AN OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
UNBELIEVING HUSBANDS (3:1 -6) 112
4. THE UNLIKELIHOOD THAT DO-GOODERS WILL SUFFER, THE BLESSEDNESS OF
SUFFERING, AND CHRIST S EXAMPLE OF VICTORY (1 PET 3:13-4:LA) 114
C. WITHSTANDING HARDSHIPS AS HOPE FOR ESCHATOLOGICAL VINDICATION
AND CONFIDENCE AT THE FINAL JUDGMENT (1 PET 4:LB-5:10) 115
1. BEING FINISHED WITH SIN THROUGH SUFFERING (4: LB-C) 116
2. THE COMPOSITIONAL UNITY OF FIRST PETER: DO 3:14 AND 4:12 POSE A
CONTRADICTION? 118 3. EXHORTATION TO TRUST IN GOD THE CREATOR AND TO
HOPE FOR ESCHATOLOGICAL VINDICATION WHEN ONE SUFFERS (4:12-19) 119
4. THE APOSTLE PETER AS WITNESS TO CHRIST S SUFFERINGS (5:1) 122
5. REASSURANCE OF GOD S SUSTENANCE AFTER A LITTLE (MORE) SUFFERING
(5:10) 123
D. CONCLUSION: VALUATIONS AND POSSIBLE DIFFICULTIES 124
1. SUMMATION 124
2. POSSIBLE DIFFICULTIES WITH THE AUTHOR S VALUATIONS OF SUFFERING 125
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C H A P T ER 4: PERSECUTION, PERSEVERANCE AND PERFECTION IN THE
BOOK OF HEBREWS 127
A. THE DANGER OF APOSTASY IN HEBREWS 128
1. REFERENCES TO PERSECUTION IN HEBREWS: AN UNRELIABLE BASIS FOR ITS
DATE 128
2. THE DANGER OF APOSTASY 129
B. REFERENCES TO SUFFERING PAST AND PRESENT IN HEBREWS 130
1. THE EXHORTATION TO REMEMBER AN EARLIER PERSECUTION (10:32-34) 131
2. MOSES SUFFERING FOR THE MESSIAH AND THE SUFFERING OF OTHER ANCIENT
ISRAELITES
(11:26,33-38) 133
3. JESUS EXAMPLE OF FAITHFULNESS WHEN SUFFERING (12:1-4) 134
4. JESUS AS THE PERFECTED PERFECTER OF FAITH (12:2) 136
5. READINESS TO SUFFER BY VOLUNTARILY FOLLOWING JESUS OUTSIDE THE CAMP
(13:13) 138
C. CONCLUSION: POSSIBLE DIFFICULTIES AND AN UNANSWERED QUESTION 140
1. SUMMATION 140
2. POSSIBLE DIFFICULTIES WITH THE VALUE ATTACHED TO SUFFERING IN HEBREWS
140
3. AN UNANSWERED QUESTION: HOW TO BE PREPARED TO SUFFER WITHOUT A
CONTEXT OF OVERT PERSECUTION 141
C H A P T ER 5: THE OFFER OF AUTHENTICATION BY WITHSTANDING
THE COMING GREAT TRIBULATION IN THE REVELATION OF JOHN 143 A. THE
SUFFERING OF JOHN AND HIS ADDRESSEES 143
1. THE DATE OF REVELATION AND THE RELEVANCE OF THE IMPERIAL CULT 144
2. JOHN S SUFFERING AS A CORROBORATION OF HIS PROPHETIC STATUS 144
3. THE CHALLENGE OF POLYTHEISM AND THE IMPERIAL CULT 148
4. JOHN S DEFINITION OF THE PROBLEM: IDOL MEAT AND IMMORALITY AS
TRADITIONAL TABOOS THAT OFFER PRECEDENTS AGAINST THE IMPERIAL CULT 152
5. ANTIPAS STATURE AS WITNESS AND FAITHFUL ONE EPITOMIZES
UNCOMPROMISING RESISTANCE (2:13) 156
6. THE RESPONSE JOHN COMMANDS: NON-ASSIMILATION AND RESISTANCE 160
B. VISIONS OF IMMINENT TRIBULATION AND JOHN S CONTINGENT OFFER OF
CORROBORATION 163
1. THE FIFTH SEAL AS DIVINE JUDGMENT VINDICATING THE MARTYRS SUFFERING,
AND THE IMPRECATORY PRAYERS OF THE SAINTS ON EARTH (6:9-11; 8:3-5) 164
2. WHITE ROBES AND PALM BRANCHES AS SIGNS OF THE SAINTS VICTORY AND
STANDING
BECAUSE THEY ENDURED THE GREAT TRIBULATION (7:9-15) 166
3. THE JUDGMENT OF IDOLATROUS HUMANITY WILL BE ANALOGOUS TO THAT OF THE
FALSE CHRISTIAN PROPHETS (9:20-21; CF. 2:14, 20; 21:8; 22:15) 168
4. THE EXTRAORDINARY POWER, ENDURANCE, AND VINDICATION OF THE TWO
WITNESSES (11:1-13) 169
5. THE INEVITABILITY OF SUFFERING, OF BEING CONQUERED (13:7-10), AND
OF VINDICATION (15:2^1; 17:14) 171
6. MARTYRDOM CORROBORATES STANDING TO JUDGE AND TO SHARE IN THE FIRST
RESURRECTION (20:4-6) 173
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7. ORTHOPRAXIS AS A COMPONENT OF RESISTANCE AND AN INDICATION OF
STANDING (14:4-5, 12; 19:7-8; 20:11-15; 22:10-12) 174
8. DIVINE CONSOLATION AS POSTLUDE TO VENGEANCE AND VINDICATION (7:17;
21:4) 177
C. CONCLUSION: SUMMATION AND POSSIBLE RESPONSES TO JOHN 178
1. SUMMATION 178
2. POSSIBLE RESPONSES TO JOHN S VALUATION OF ANTICIPATED SUFFERING 180
C H A P T ER 6: READINESS TO SUFFER AS A CONFIRMATION OF STANDING AS
JESUS FOLLOWER IN THE GOSPEL OF MARK 183
A. OVERVIEW: MARK S DATE AND DEPICTIONS OF THE DISCIPLES 184
1. THE DATE OF MARK AND THE SITUATION OF HARDSHIP ADDRESSED 184
2. THE TWELVE, THE DISCIPLES, AND OTHER FOLLOWERS OF JESUS IN MARK 186
3. OVERVIEW: READINESS TO FACE HARDSHIP AS A NECESSARY COMPONENT OF
DISCIPLESHIP AND THE TWELVE S GENERAL LACK OF SUCH READINESS IN MARK 187
4. THEMES AND INTERPRETIVE PROBLEMS TO BE EXAMINED IN THIS CHAPTER 190
B. NEGATIVE PORTRAYALS OF THE TWELVE AND POSITIVE PORTRAYALS OF JESUS
UNNAMED FOLLOWERS IN MARK 191
1. THE INTERPRETATION OF THE PARABLE OF THE SOWER: THE NEED TO GROW
ROOT(S) BEFORE TRIBULATION OR PERSECUTION ARISES (4:17) 192
2. A COMMITMENT TO FOLLOW JESUS REQUIRES READINESS TO SUFFER (8:34-9:1)
193
3. HINDERING AN UNKNOWN EXORCIST AND DEFINING BROADLY THOSE WHO ARE FOR
US (9:38-41) 196
4. ON THE TWELVE WHO LEFT EVERYTHING FOR JESUS AND THE REWARD FOR A N
Y O NE WHO DOES SO (10:28-31) 197
5. THE (LIMITED) HONOR ACCORDED TO JAMES AND JOHN (10:35-40) 199
6. FROM FOUR APOSTLES ANTICIPATED SUFFERING (13:9-13A) TO THE SALVATION
OF THE ONE WHO ENDURES TO THE END (13:13B) 200
7. THE MARKAN PASSION NARRATIVE (I): AN UNNAMED WOMAN ANOINTS JESUS FOR
BURIAL (14:3-9) 203
8. THE MARKAN PASSION NARRATIVE (II): THE TWELVE S PROMISE TO STAND BY
JESUS (14:27-31) FULFILLED BY AN UNNAMED BYSTANDER (14:47) 205
9. THE MARKAN PASSION NARRATIVE (III): SIMON OF CYRENE CARRIES JESUS
CROSS (15:20B-24) 207
10. THE MARKAN PASSION NARRATIVE (IV): AN UNNAMED CENTURION RECOGNIZES
JESUS
AS GOD S SUFFERING SON (15:39) 207
11. FINALE: THE WOMEN AT THE EMPTY TOMB AS CONTINUATION OF THE PERSONA
AND THE
FAILURES OF THE TWELVE (15:40-16:8) 209
C. MARKAN CHARACTERIZATION AND CONSTRUCTIONS OF LEGITIMACY 215
1. SUMMATION 215
2. POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE PORTRAYALS OF THE TWELVE 217
3. CONCLUSION: MARKAN CHARACTERIZATION AS BOTH ENCOURAGEMENT AND WARNING
219
D. THE RECEPTION OF MARK 16:8 AND DEPICTIONS OF SUFFERING IN ALTERNATE
ENDINGS TO MARK 222
1. THE SHORTER ENDING OF MARK (IT K ) 223
2. THE LONGER ENDING OF MARK (16:9-20) 223
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3. THE INTERPOLATED LONGER ENDING (W, 032) 224
4. SUMMATION: ALTERNATE ENDINGS TO MARK 225
C H A P T ER 7: THE PERSECUTED MATTHEAN DISCIPLES AND THE
TRANSFERENCE OF GUILT FROM SCRIBES AND PHARISEES TO ADDITIONAL JEWS 226
A. MARKAN DEPICTIONS OF SUFFERING AND DISCIPLESHIP IN MATTHEAN
INTERPRETATION 226
1. RECEIVING THE WORD WITH JOY AND REMAINING STEADFAST WHEN TROUBLE OR
PERSECUTION ARISES (MARK 4:16-17||MATT 13:20-21) 228
2. TAKING UP ONE S CROSS AND FOLLOWING JESUS (MARK 8:34||MATT 16:24) 228
3. MATTHEW S OMISSION OF MARK 9:38-41 (CF. MATT 12:30) 229
4. LOSING FAMILY MEMBERS AND PROPERTY AND ENDURING PERSECUTIONS BECAUSE
OF FOLLOWING JESUS (MARK 10:28-3L||MATT 19:28-30) 229
5. SITTING AT JESUS RIGHT AND LEFT SIDES (MARK 10:40||MATT 20:23) . 230
6. ENDURING TO THE END AND THUS BEING SAVED (MARK 13:13B)
INTERPRETED IN THE MATTHEAN MISSION AND ESCHATOLOGICAL DISCOURSES 230
A) MATTHEW S RECEPTION OF MARK 13:9-13 230
B) A SOURCE-CRITICAL QUESTION: THE POSSIBILITY THAT LUKE 12:1 L||MATT
10:19 STEMS FROM Q 231
7. RECOGNIZING THE IMPORTANCE OF JESUS DEATH AND ENDURING SCORN FOR
ANOINTING JESUS BODY FOR BURIAL (MARK 14:3-9||MATT 26:6-13) 232
8. STANDING WITH JESUS AT HIS ARREST (MARK 14:47||MATT 26:51) 232
9. CARRYING JESUS CROSS (MARK 15:21||MATT 27:32C) 233
10. RECOGNIZING JESUS AS GOD S SON BECAUSE OF HIS SUFFERING (MARK
15:39|| MATT 27:54) 233
11. MATTHEW S NARRATIVE BEYOND THE FEARFUL, SILENT WOMEN OF MARK 16:8
234
12. SUMMATION: MATTHEAN RECEPTION AND REDACTION OF MARKAN PASSAGES 235
B. DEPICTIONS OF SUFFERING AND DISCIPLESHIP IN MATTHEW NOT DERIVED
FROM MARK 236
1. OVERVIEW 236
2. THE UNCLEAR IDENTITY OF THE PERSECUTORS IN THE SERMON ON THE MOUNT
(5:10-12)... 237 3. THE SUFFERING OF THE DISCIPLES IN THE MATTHEAN
MISSION DISCOURSE (10:16-23) 239 4. THE MATTHEAN PARABLE OF THE WEDDING
CELEBRATION (22:1-14) 242
5. SCRIBES AND PHARISEES WHO WILL CRUCIFY AND FLOG IN THE SYNAGOGUES,
AND THE JUDGMENT AGAINST THIS GENERATION AND JERUSALEM (23:29-39) 245
A) THE CONDEMNATION OF SCRIBES AND PHARISEES WHO WILL CRUCIFY AND FLOG
JESUS FOLLOWERS (23:31-35) 246
B) THE TRANSFERENCE OF THE SCRIBES AND PHARISEES GUILT TO ADDITIONAL
JEWS (23:36-38) 249
6. HARDSHIP AND PERSECUTION FROM GENTILES AND FROM RIVAL CHRISTIAN
PROPHETS (24:9-14) 250
C. CONCLUSION: MATTHEW S PROGRESSIVE REVELATION OF THE PERSECUTORS
IDENTITY 252
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C H A P T ER 8: THE EXCLUSION AND ANTICIPATED KILLING OF JESUS
FOLLOWERS AS CRITIQUE OF THE PERSECUTORS CONCEPT OF WORSHIP IN THE
FOURTH GOSPEL 253
A. HATRED AND PERSECUTION OF JESUS AND HIS FOLLOWERS 254
1. THE PERSECUTION OF JESUS AND DESIRE TO K I LL HIM (5:16-18) 254
2. HATRED TO BE DIRECTED TOWARD THE DISCIPLES AS A CONSEQUENCE OF HATRED
DIRECTED TOWARD JESUS (15:18, 20; 16:33) 255
B. EXCLUSION FROM THE SYNAGOGUE 256
1. THE RESPONSE OF THE PARENTS OF THE MAN BORN BLIND AS A PRECEDENT FOR
THE POSSIBLE EXCLUSION OF THE JOHANNINE COMMUNITY (9:21-23) 257
2. FEAR OF THE PHARISEES: A SECOND PRECEDENT FOR THE POSSIBLE EXCLUSION
OF THE JOHANNINE COMMUNITY (12:42-43) 258
3. THE EXCLUSION OF JESUS FOLLOWERS FROM THE SYNAGOGUE (16:L-2A) 259
C. CRITIQUING THE WORSHIP OF THOSE WHO W I LL K I LL JESUS FOLLOWERS
261 1. THE DECISION TO K I LL BOTH JESUS AND LAZARUS (12:9-11) 261
2. JOHN S CRITIQUE OF THE PERSECUTORS WORSHIP (16:2B) 262
D. CONCLUSION: THE NECESSITY OF READINESS TO CONFESS JESUS AND TO
FACE EXCLUSION AND OTHER HARDSHIPS IN JOHN 264
C H A P T ER 9: PRECEDENTS IN LUKE FOR THE PERSECUTIONS OF ACTS:
THE QUESTION OF CONTINUITY AND LUKAN CONSTRUCTIONS OF LEGITIMACY 265
A. MARKAN DEPICTIONS OF SUFFERING AND DISCIPLESHIP IN LUKAN
INTERPRETATION 265
1. RECEIVING THE WORD WITH JOY AND REMAINING STEADFAST WHEN TROUBLE OR
PERSECUTION ARISES (MARK 4:16-17||LUKE 8:13) 266
2. TAKING UP ONE S CROSS AND FOLLOWING JESUS (MARK 8:34||LUKE 9:23) 267
3. CASTING OUT DEMONS IN JESUS NAME, DESPITE OPPOSITION FROM THE TWELVE
(MARK 9:38-41 ||LUKE 9:49-50) 268
4. LOSING FAMILY MEMBERS AND PROPERTY AND ENDURING PERSECUTIONS BECAUSE
OF FOLLOWING JESUS (MARK 10:28-3L||LUKE 18:28-30) 269
5. SITTING AT JESUS RIGHT AND LEFT SIDES (MARK 10:40): A POSSIBLE
RATIONALE FOR THIS LUKAN OMISSION 269
6. ENDURING TO THE END AND THUS BEING SAVED (MARK 13:13B||LUKE
21:12-19) .. 269 7. JESUS ANOINTING IN MARK 14:3-9 AND LUKE 7:36-50 270
8. TO FLEE OR NOT TO FLEE: THE STEADFASTNESS OF THE DISCIPLES IN LUKAN
REDACTION (MARK 14:46-50; LUKE 23:49) 272
9. SIMON S EXAMPLE OF CARRYING THE CROSS AFTER JESUS (MARK 15:21||LUKE
23:26) 273 10. RECOGNIZING JESUS AS GOD S SON BECAUSE OF HIS SUFFERING
(MARK 15:39|| LUKE 23:48A) 274
11. LUKE S NARRATIVE BEYOND THE FEARFUL, SILENT WOMEN OF MARK 16:8 274
12. SUMMARY OF LUKAN RECEPTION AND REDACTION OF MARKAN PASSAGES 275
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B. DEPICTIONS OF SUFFERING AND DISCIPLESHIP IN LUKE NOT DERIVED
FROM MARK 276
1. PERSECUTIONS PAST AND FUTURE: THE ISRAELITE PROPHETS AND JESUS
FOLLOWERS (Q/LUKE 6:20-36) 277
2. THE WISDOM OF GOD PREDICTS THE KILLING AND PERSECUTION OF PROPHETS
AND APOSTLES (Q/LUKE 11:47-51) 279
3. THE THREAT OF HEROD, THE OSTENSIBLY PROTECTIVE PHARISEES, AND THE
JUDGMENT AGAINST JERUSALEM (LUKE 13:31-35) 281
4. EN ROUTE TO THE CROSS, JESUS PREDICTS THE SUFFERING OF JERUSALEM
WOMEN (LUKE 23:27-31) 282
C. SUMMATION: CONGRUITIES AND INCONGRUITIES BETWEEN THE DEPICTIONS
OF SUFFERING IN LUKE AND ACTS 283
C H A P T ER 10: PERSECUTION AS A BASIS OF LEGITIMATION AND
CRITIQUE OF THE OPPRESSORS STANDING IN THE ACTS OF THE APOSTLES 286
A. PROLEGOMENA ON THE JEWS IN LUKE-ACTS AND LUKE S OVERARCHING
LITERARY ENTERPRISE 287
1. LUKE S CHARACTERIZATIONS OF JEWS/JUDEANS 287
2. NARRATIVE BOOKENDS IN LUKE-ACTS: SIMEON S PREDICTION IN THE TEMPLE
(LUKE 2:34-35) AND PAUL S FINAL PRONOUNCEMENT IN ROME (ACTS 28:28) 290
B. OPPOSITION TO THE EARLIEST JESUS MOVEMENT IN SYRO-PALESTINE
(ACTS 3-12) 293
1. ACTS FIRST DEPICTIONS OF OPPRESSION AND DIFFERENTIATION BETWEEN
JESUS FOLLOWERS AND THEIR OPPRESSORS (3:1-4:31) 293
2. THE ARREST OF A LL THE APOSTLES (5:17-^2) 295
3. THE KILLING OF STEPHEN AND A FURTHER DEFINITION OF THE OPPRESSORS
STANDING IN SALVATION HISTORY (6:1-7:50) 297
4. PAUL AS PERSECUTOR OF THE CHURCH (8:1-3) 299
5. THE NECESSITY THAT PAUL SUFFER FOR JESUS (9:L-19A) 300
6. PLOTS TO K I LL PAUL (ATTRIBUTED TO THE JEWS ) AND THE RESTORED
PEACE OF THE CHURCH (9:19B-31) 303
7. IMPLICATING THE JEWISH PEOPLE IN HEROD S ARREST OF PETER AFTER HEROD
KILLED JAMES (12:1-19) 305
C. THE PERSECUTION OF THE PAULINE MISSION TO THE JEWISH DIASPORA
(ACTS 13-19) 307
1. OPPOSITION FROM THE JEWS IN PERGA (13:13-52) 308
2. OPPOSITION IN ICONIUM (14:1-7) 310
3. THE STONING OF PAUL (14:19-20) 311
4. THE NECESSITY OF SUFFERING TO ENTER THE KINGDOM OF GOD (14:21-23) 311
5. ARREST FOLLOWED BY EARTHQUAKE IN PHILIPPI: A CORROBORATION OF PAUL S
LEGITIMACY WITH ANALOGY TO PETER (16:11 -40) 313
6. PAUL AND SILAS IN THESSALONICA (17:1-9): A REPRISAL OF EARLIER JEWISH
OPPOSITION TO PAUL AND BARNABAS IN PERGA (CF. 13:13-52) 314
7. ACCEPTANCE OF PAUL S MESSAGE AMONG HIGHER BORN JEWS IN BEROEA
(17:10-15) 315
IMAGE 9
TABLE OF C O N T E N TS X V II
8. PAUL AMONG JEWS AND GENTILES IN CORINTH (18:1-17) 317
A) A SUDDEN CHANGE IN PAUL S CONTEXT: WORKING OUTSIDE THE CORINTH
SYNAGOGUE (18:1-11) 317
B) THE PERSISTENCE OF JEWISH OPPOSITION TO PAUL IN CORINTH (18:12-17)
320
9. CONTRASTING DEPICTIONS OF PAUL IN THE EPHESUS SYNAGOGUE (18:19-21;
19:8-10)... 321 10. OPPOSITION FROM POLYTHEIST SILVERSMITHS IN EPHESUS
(19:23-40) 322
D. OPPOSITION TO PAUL FROM JERUSALEM TO ROME (ACTS 20-28) 324
1. PAUL AVOIDS A PLOT OF THE JEWS IN SYRIA (20:1-3) 325
2. PAUL S FAREWELL SPEECH TO THE EPHESIAN ELDERS IN MILETUS:
ANTICIPATING
DIFFICULTIES THAT HE AND THE CHURCH WILL FACE (20:17-38) 325
A) THE PLOTS OF THE JEWS AGAINST PAUL IN ASIA (20:18B-19) 326
B) PAUL S ANTICIPATED SUFFERINGS (20:22B-23) 327
C) PAUL AS INNOCENT OF THE BLOOD OF A LL PEOPLE (20:26) 328
D) THE ANTICIPATED ENTRANCE OF SAVAGE WOLVES TO THE CHURCHES FROM
WHICH PAUL DEPARTS (20:29-30) 329
3. CONFLICTING ORACLES IN TYRE AND CAESAREA PREDICTING PAUL S SUFFERING
(21:4-14).. 329
4. JEWS FROM ASIA OBSERVE PAUL IN THE JERUSALEM TEMPLE AND SUBSEQUENTLY
ARREST HIM THERE (21:15-40) 331
5. PAUL S SPEECH TO THE CROWD IN JERUSALEM: PAUL AS PERSECUTOR REVISITED
(22:1-22) 332 6. PAUL ADDRESSES THE SANHEDRIN (22:23-23:11) 333
7. THE VOW TO K I LL PAUL, THE COLLUSION OF THE SANHEDRIN, AND PAUL S
DEPARTURE FROM JERUSALEM (23:12-35) 334
8. PAUL BEFORE FELIX IN CAESAREA (24:1-27) 335
9. PAUL BEFORE FESTUS (25:1-12) 336
10. THE SPEECH BEFORE KING AGRIPPA: PAUL AS PERSECUTOR AGAIN REVISITED
(25:13-26:32) 337
A) PAUL S INNOCENCE (25:13-27) 337
B) NEW DISCLOSURES IMPLICATING PAUL IN THE DEATH OF CHRISTIANS (26:1-11)
338 C) A REAFFIRMATION OF PAUL S INNOCENCE (26:12-27) 341
11. PAUL S JOURNEY TO ROME AND CULMINATING PRONOUNCEMENT IN THE EMPIRE S
CAPITAL
CITY (27:1-28:31) 341
E. CONCLUSION: PERSECUTION AS A BASIS FOR QUESTIONING, CONFIRMING,
AND DERIVING LEGITIMACY IN ACTS 344
1. JEWISH PERSECUTORS AND THEIR QUESTIONABLE STANDING IN SALVATION
HISTORY 345 2. THE STANDING OF JESUS PERSECUTED FOLLOWERS 348
3. THE PRINCIPLE OF TRANSFERENCE: DERIVING LEGITIMACY FOR THE LUKAN
COMMUNITY
ON THE BASIS OF PAST PERSECUTIONS 349
E P I L O G U E: WITHSTANDING PERSECUTION AS A MARKER OF LEGITIMACY
IN ANCIENT AND MODERN CONTEXTS: QUESTIONS OF HERMENEUTICS,
ETHICS AND THEOLOGICAL METHOD 353
A. SUMMATION OF CHAPTERS 1-10 354
1. THE EXEGETICAL PROBLEM AND CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK 354
2. ENDURING PERSECUTION AS A CORROBORATION OF STANDING IN THE NT 354
A) THE PAULINE LETTERS 355
B) FIRST PETER AND HEBREWS 356
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C) THE REVELATION OF JOHN 356
D) THE GOSPEL OF MARK 357
E) MATTHEW AND JOHN 358
F) LUKE-ACTS 360
B. ASCRIBING VALUE TO MARTYRDOM AND PERSECUTION IN LATER CHRISTIAN
CONTEXTS 361
1. MARTYRDOM AS CORROBORATION 361
2. DEPICTIONS OF MAIMED CONFESSORS AT THE COUNCIL OF NICAEA 364
A) THEODORET OF CYRUS WITNESS TO AN ASSEMBLY OF MARTYRS AT NICAEA 365
B) THE WITNESS OF RUFINUS TO THE CONFESSOR PAPHNUTIUS OF EGYPT AT NICAEA
366 C) LITERARY REPRESENTATIONS AND QUESTIONS OF HISTORICITY 367
3. JOHN FOXE S B O OK OF MARTYRS : ANTI-CATHOLIC TENDENCIES AND
APPEALS TO PERSECUTION AS CORROBORATION 368
A) ORGANIZATION, THEMES, AND OVERARCHING AGENDA OF THE ACTS A ND M O N U
M E N TS 369 B) INFLAMMATORY AND INERADICABLE IMAGES OF CATHOLIC
PERSECUTORS, ESPECIALLY UNDER MARY TUDOR 372
C) A (QUESTIONABLE) EXAMPLE OF FOXE S BINARY PRESENTATIONS OF CATHOLIC
PERSECUTORS AND PROTESTANT MARTYRS: THE DEATH OF WILLIAM GARDINER 373
D) CRITICAL RESPONSES TO FOXE S MARTYROLOGY 374
C. ETHICAL MODELS AND THE HERMENEUTICS OF ASSIGNING VALUE TO SUFFERING
376
1. THE ETHICAL AND HERMENEUTICAL QUANDARY 376
2. THE HERMENEUTICAL FALLACY OF POSITIVISTIC, BINARY READINGS 377
3. MODELS OF NEW TESTAMENT ETHICS: POSSIBLE APPROACHES TO THE PROBLEM
RESULTING FROM ASSIGNING VALUE TO WITHSTANDING PERSECUTION 379
A) READING SELF-CONSCIOUSLY 379
B) READING TOGETHER 380
C) FOCUSED READING 381
D) READING DOCTRINALLY 382
E) READING AS MEDITATION 382
4. FINAL REFLECTION: DOES PERSECUTION OFFER AN IMPEDIMENT OR A CATALYST
FOR RECONCILIATION? 384
BIBLIOGRAPHY 387
INDEX OF REFERENCES 411
INDEX OF MODERN AUTHORS AND PERSONS 433
INDEX OF SUBJECTS 442
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