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Volume I
Old Testament, Early Judaism, New Testament
Preface....................................................................XXXIII
Ulrich Kortner
Zur Einführung: Das Herrenmahl, Gemeinschaftsmähler und Mahlge-
meinschaft im Christentum: Ursprünge, Kontexte, Bedeutung und Praxis
in Geschichte und Gegenwart aus systematisch-theologischer Sicht................i
1. Ausgangslage der Diskussion und Grundsatzfragen..........................i
2. Heilige Mähler...........................................................7
3. Theologie und Praxis christlicher Mahlfeiern in Geschichte und
Gegenwart - systematisch-theologische Gesichtspunkte.....................9
4. Mahlgemeinschaft und Ethos im Christentum...............................14
5. Ursprung, historische Kontexte und Praxis des Herrenmahls...............16
6. Theologische Deutungen des Herrenmahls in frühchristlicher Zeit.........18
Peter Altmann
Sacred Meals and Feasts in the Old Testament/Hebrew Bible and its Envi-
ronment: A ‘Treasure Chesť for Early Christian Practice and Reflection.........23
1. Definition of “Sacred Meal”.............................................25
2. Meals and Hunger........................................................27
3. Priestly and Sacrificial Meals..........................................31
4. Elite Feasts............................................................34
5. Conclusion..............................................................38
Göran Eidevall
From Table Fellowship to Terror: Transformations of zebah in the Hebrew Bible..43
1. Introduction............................................................43
2. The zebah՝. Sacrifice and Festive meal..................................43
3. The zebah Feast in the Hebrew Bible: A Joyous Social Event..............45
4. The Sacrificial Feast as a Metaphor in the Prophetie Literatuře.........47
4.1. Invitation without Information: Zeph 1:7...........................49
4.2. A Feast without Commensality: Jer 46:10............................51
4.3. Meal as Metaphor for Massacre: Isa 34:5-8..........................53
4.4. A Victory Feast with Role Reversais: Ezek 39:17-20.................54
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5. Concluding Remarks....................................................57
Hermann Lichtenberger
Jüdisches Essen: Fremdwahrnehmung und Selbstdefinition......................61
1. Jüdisches Essen in paganer antiker Sicht............................61
1.1. Jüdisches Essen im Rahmen des Bildes des Judentums in der Antike.61
1.2. Allgemeines Essen................................................62
1.3. Verbot des Schweinefleischgenusses...............................62
1.4. Sabbatessen......................................................64
1.5. Passamahl........................................................66
1.6. Sukkot...........................................................66
1.7. Weingenuss.......................................................67
1.8. Vegetarismus.....................................................67
1.9. Kannibalismus....................................................69
2. Jüdische Reaktion auf die pagane Verzeichnung der
Mahlgebräuche: Josephus, contra Apionem...............................71
2.1. Der Vorwurf, Juden würden andern Völkern heilige Tiere
braten und essen...................................................72
2.2. Die Vorzüge der Juden nach Josephus..............................73
3. Abschließende Reflexionen.............................................74
Cecilia Wassen
Common Meals in the Qumran Movement with Special Attention to
Purity Regulations..........................................................77
1. Ideas about Purity in the Hebrew Bible and early Judaism............ 78
2. Ideas about Purity in the Dead Sea Scrolls............................82
3. The Make-up of the Sectarian Communities..............................84
4. The Connection Between The Purity’ and Common Meals...................87
5. Food for the Impure: 4QTohorot A (4Q274) 4QOrdinancesc (4Q514)........91
6. Pure Meals in the Sect................................................94
7. Conclusion............................................................96
Jörg Frey
Die Zeugnisse über Gemeinschaftsmähler aus Qumran..........................101
1. Die qumranischen Gemeinschaftsmähler in der Forschung................102
2. Die Quellen über die essenischen Mähler..............................107
3. Die Mahlordnungen des yahad aus dem Qumran-Corpus....................110
3.1. Die Mahlanweisungen in der Gemeinderegel iQS VI 2-8............112
3.2. Das sogenannte ,messianische MahT nach der
,Gemeinschaftsreger ïQSa II17-22..................................117
4. Konsequenzen und Ausblick: Die Mähler des yahad und das Herrenmahl..124
JoDi Magness
Were Sacrifices Offered at Qumran? The Animal Bone Deposits Reconsidered..131
1. Introduction.........................................................131
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2. A Description and Analysis of the Animal Bone Deposits from Qumran.......132
3. Current Interpretations of the Animal Bone Deposits.......................134
4. Sacrificial Refuse and Consumption Debris from Ancient Sanctuaries.......137
5. L130 at Qumran............................................................142
6. Animal Bone Deposits Elsewhere at Qumran................................ 146
7. An Altar at Qumran?.......................................................147
8. Biblical and Qumran Legislation Concerning the Disposal of
Sacrificial Refuse........................................................149
Naomi Jacobs
Biting Off More Than They Can Chew: Food, Eating and Cultural Integra-
tion in Tobit and Letter of Aristeas...............................................157
1. Introduction: Food, Fantasy, and Hybrid Literature..........................157
2. Tobit and Aristeas as Different Kinds of Fantasy............................158
2.1. Tobit: The Obvious Choice.............................................158
2.2. Aristeas: Also a Fantasy, Akin to Oral Folklore.......................159
3. Background Information: Tobit and Aristeas Compared.........................160
4. Role of Food/Eating and Connection to Cultural Integrations.................161
4.1. Tobit..................................................................161
4.2. Aristeas...............................................................168
5. Conclusion: Both Works Compared.............................................176
Dieter Sänger
,Brot des Lebens, Kelch der Unsterblichkeit*: Vom Nutzen des Essens in
Joseph und Aseneth*.............................................................181
1. Einführung: Die erzählte Geschichte....................................181
2. Zur JosAs-Interpretation - ein methodenkritischer Zwischenruf..........183
3. Vorklärungen...........................................................185
3.1. Der Text..........................................................185
3.2. Herkunft, Primäradressaten, Ort, Datierung, literarische Integrität.187
4. Die sog. Mahlformeln.........................ä...........................193
4.1. Struktur und Kontext..............................................193
4.2. Zum Verständnis der Trias Brot - Kelch - Salbe......................195
4.3. Das topische Gepräge der Trias....................................201
4.4. Die eschatologisch-soteriologische Perspektive....................202
5. Der religiöse und soziokulturelle Kontext: Ein jüdisches Kultmahl?.....206
6. Ergebnisse.............................................................211
7· Ausblick: Die Mahlformeln und das Herrenmahl...........................212
8. Nachtrag...............................................................213
Kirsten Marie Hartvigsen
The Meal Formula, the Honeycomb, and Aseneth s Transformation...................223
1. Introduction to the Storyline of Joseph and Aseneth....................224
2. Overview of the Text, Provenance, and Date.............................225
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3. Synopsis of the Occurrences of the Meal Formula in the Longer
Version of Joseph and Aseneth........................................226
4. Previous Interpretations of the Meal Formula.........................228
5. Introduction to the Theoretical Backdrop of the Study................230
5.1. Blending Theory................................................. 230
5.2. Cognitive Theory of Rituals and Magic/Ritual Efficacy...........232
6. Some Identity Markers in Joseph and Aseneth:
Bread, Cup, Ointment, Honeycomb, and Kisses...........................237
7. The Function of the Meal Formula in Different Contexts and Its
Association with the Honeycomb........................................239
7.1. The Function of the Meal Formula in JosAs 8:5: Accentuation
of the Contrast between a Man Who Blesses the Living God
and a Woman Who Blesses Dead and Dumb Idols........................239
7.2. The Meal Formula in JosAs 8:9: Joseph s Blessing and
Intercessory Prayer for AsenetWs Transformation....................240
7.3. The Meal Formula in JosAs 15:5: The Heavenly Visitors Predic-
tion of AsenetWs Transformation.......................................241
7.4. The Meal Formula in JosAs 16:16: Its Association with the
Honeycomb Which Transforms Aseneth s Essence and
Initiates Her Novel Perceptual Appearance..........................242
7.5. The Meal Formula in JosAs 19:5: The Outcome of Aseneth s
Transformation.....................................................245
7.6. The Meal Formula in JosAs 21:21: Aseneths Recapitulation of
the Elements Constituting Her Transformation.......................246
8. Further References to Meals in Joseph and Aseneth.....................246
9. Conclusion............................................................247
Jutta Leonhardt-Balzer
Die Funktion des Mahles für die Gemeinschaft bei Philo und Josephus.........253
1. Das antike Mahl.......................................................253
2. Das Mahl bei Philo....................................................257
2.1. Das Mahl im Allgemeinen..........................................257
2.2. Gastmähler.......................................................258
2.3. Therapeuten......................................................259
2.4. Mahl und Gemeinschaft bei Philo..................................262
3. Mahl bei Josephus.....................................................263
3.1. Mahl im Allgemeinen..............................................263
3.2. Gemeinschaftsmähler..............................................263
3.3. Essener..........................................................267
3.4. Mahl und Gemeinschaft bei Josephus...............................271
4. Die soziale Funktion des Mahls........................................271
Clemens Leonhard
Pesach and Eucharist.........................................................275
1. The Last Supper and Exodus 12.........................................276
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1.1. Sources and Approaches......................................... 277
1.2. No Script of a Domestic Pesach but an Etiology of the Temple Cult.282
2. Rabbinic Texts and the Haggadah of Pesach.............................287
2.1. Deipnon-Literature Instead of Scripts for Sacred Rites............290
2.2. In Every Generation One is Obliged to Regard Oneself as if
One Went out of Egypt..............................................292
2.3. This is the Bread of Affliction ֊ This is my Body.................294
2.4. Another Piece of Bread - the Afikoman.............................297
2.5. He Who Tells Many Stories About the Exodus from Egypt
Shall be Praised...................................................299
2.6. Hymnesantes - Singing the Hallel?................................301
2.7. Blessings and Cups...............................................304
3. Meals Resembling the Last Supper......................................305
3.1. A Formal Analogy Between the Eucharist, the Institution Nar-
ratives, Exodus 12, and Pesach.........................................305
3.2. Calendars........................................................306
3.3. Pesach in First Century Jerusalem................................307
4. Summary...............................................................309
James Kelhoffer
John the Baptist as an Abstainer from Table Fellowship and Jesus as a
‘Glutton5: (Non-)Participation in Meals as a Means for Gaining Social
Capital That Can Confirm or Jeopardize a Persons Standing in Society
(Luke 7:31-35//Matt 11:16-19)...............................................313
1. Introduction..........................................................313
2. Johns Eating in the Synoptics: A Case against Harmonization...........314
3. Whom You Know Matters: Bourdieu on Social Capital.....................316
4. Analysis of Luke 7:31-35 //Matt 11:16-19..............................317
4.1. Children Who Refuse To Play (Luke 7:3i֊32//Matt 11:16-17).........319
4.2. The Interpretation of the Parable: Children Who Cease To
Invite John and Jesus To Play (Luke 7:33֊34//Matt n:i8-i9b).........322
4.3. Wisdom Promises a Future Vindication (Luke 7:35//Matt 11:19c).....326
5. Conclusion............................................................327
Jostein Adna
Jesus5 Meals and Table Companions.............................................331
1. Meals with the Disciples..............................................332
2. Jesus5 Table Companions...............................................333
2.1. The tax collectors (οί τελώναι)...................................334
2.2. Attitudes to Ritual Purity in Palestinian Judaism in the Late
Second Temple Period...............................................336
2.3. Jesus5 Attitude to Ritual Impurity...............................337
2.4. The Sinners (οί αμαρτωλοί).......................................337
2.5. Conclusion.......................................................341
3* Jesus5 Meals with Tax Collectors and Sinners..........................342
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3.1. A Challenge to the Longstanding Consensus regarding the
Historicity of Jesus’ Table Fellowship with Outcasts.................342
3.2. “A glutton and a drunkard, a friend of tax collectors and sin-
ners” (Matt n:i9/Luke 7:34)..............................................344
3.3. Levi’s party (Mark 2:15-17 [with parallels in Matt 9:10-13; Luke 5:29-32]).346
3.4. A “sinner in the city” (Luke 7:36-50) and the chief tax collector
Zacchaeus in Jericho (Luke 19:1-10)..................................347
4. Table Fellowship and the Kingdom.........................................349
5. Conclusion...............................................................352
Jonas Holmstrand
The Narratives of Jesus’ Feeding of the Multitudes Functions in Early
Christian Literature............................................................355
1. Introduction.............................................................355
2. The feeding narratives in Mark...........................................357
2.1. The structure of Mark...............................................357
2.2. The purpose of Mark.................................................360
2.3. The feeding narratives in the context of Mark 6:6b-8:26.............362
2.4. The function of the feeding narratives in Mark......................369
2.5. Excursus: The symbolic meanings of the numbers in the
feeding narratives...................................................370
3. The feeding narratives in Matthew........................................371
3.1. The purpose of Matthew and his use of Mark..........................371
3.2. Differences from Mark 6:6b-8:26.....................................372
3.3. Consequences for the function of the feeding narratives.............375
4. The feeding narrative in Luke............................................375
4.1. The purpose of Luke and his use of Mark.............................375
4.2. Differences from Mark 6:6b-8:26.....................................376
4.3. Consequences for the function of the feeding narrative..............378
5. The feeding narrative in John............................................378
5.1. The purpose of John and his use of Mark.............................378
5.2. The new context in John 1-12........................................380
5.3. The feeding narrative in the context of John 6......................381
5.4. The function of the feeding narrative in John.......................382
6. The feeding narratives in other early Christian literature...............382
6.1. Epistula Apostolorum................................................383
6.2. Tertullian..........................................................384
6.3. Origen..............................................................384
7. Summary..................................................................385
Jerker Karin Blomqvist
Eucharist terminology in Early Christian Literature: Philological and
Semantic Aspects................................................................389
1. Texts Investigated.......................................................389
2. The (socio)linguistic Landscape..........................................390
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2.1. Greek: a Supra-regional Linguistic Medium.........................390
2.2. Multilingualism...................................................390
2.3. Greek Learnt at School............................................391
2.4. The Koiné.........................................................392
2.5. Atticism..........................................................393
2.6. Diglossia.........................................................394
2.7. Septuagintal Greek................................................395
2.8. Summary...........................................................396
3. Creating Technical Terms in Ancient Greek..............................396
4. The Eucharist Vocabulary................................................398
4.1. Categorisation of the Vocabulary..................................398
4.2. The Technical Terms...............................................399
4.3. The Substances Consumed...........................................405
4.4. General Words for ‘Meal’..........................................410
4.5. Utensils Used when Performing the Ritual: 7toTf|piov..............415
5. Conclusions............................................................418
Samuel Byrskog
The Meal and the Temple: Probing the Cult-Critical Implications of the Last Supper.. 423
1. The Focus of the Debate...................................................423
2. Two Hypotheses on the Meal and the Cult...................................424
2.1. Joachim Jeremias.................................................425
2.2. Gerd TheiCen and Annette Merz....................................426
2.3. Two Hypotheses Compared..........................................427
3. Symbolic Actions and Cryptic Sayings about the Temple.....................428
3.1. The Entry into Jerusalem (Mark 11:1-11 pars.; John 12:12-15).....428
3.2. The Cursing of the Fig Tree (Mark 11:12-14, 20-25 par.)..........428
3.3. The Temple Incident (Mark 11:15-19 pars.; John 2:13-16)..........429
3.4. Symbols of Cultic Disappointment.................................432
4. Teaching in and about the Temple..........................................432
4.1. The Authority of Jesus (Mark 11:27-33 pars.).........................433
4.2. The Parable of the Wicked Tenants (Mark 12:1-9 pars.; Gos. Thom. 65).433
4.3. The Question about David’s Son (Mark i2:35֊37a pars.)................434
4.4. The Denouncement of the Scribes (Mark i2:37b֊40 pars.) and
the Widow’s Offering (Mark 12:41-44 par.).............................434
4.5. The Destruction of the Temple Foretold (Mark 13:1-2 pars.)...........435
4.6. A Crisis of National Covenantal Identity.............................435
5. Texts and Memories of the Last Supper.....................................436
5.1. Two Forms of Memories................................................436
5.2. Six Points of Comparison.............................................439
5.3. The Earliest Memory in Greek.........................................444
6. The Meal and the Temple...................................................446
6.1. Modifying the Proposal of Gerd Theifien and Annette Merz.............446
6.2. The Significance of the Meal.........................................446
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Karl Olav Sandnes
Jesus’ Last Meal According to Mark and Matthew: Comparison and Interpretation... 453
1. Introduction..........................................................453
2. Marks Gospel..........................................................456
2.1. The Narrative Setting............................................456
2.2. Structuring the Marcan Eucharistic words.........................456
2.3. Act: A Prophet Miming His Message................................458
2.4. Dicta............................................................460
2.5. Eschatological Prospect — A Synoptic Perspective.................464
3. Matthew...............................................................466
3.1. The Narrative Setting............................................466
3.2. Structuring the Matthean Eucharistic words.......................466
3.3. Interpreting Matthew.............................................466
4. Comparison............................................................467
4.1. A Passover Setting?..............................................469
4.2. Covenant?........................................................472
4.3. Eschatology......................................................472
5. Summary...............................................................473
Thomas Kazen
Sacrificial Interpretation in the Narratives of Jesus’ Last Meal............477
1. Introduction..........................................................477
2. Two versions..........................................................479
3. Mark, the covenant, and the many......................................481
4. Matthew and the forgiveness of sins...................................486
5. Luke and the new covenant.............................................489
6. Paul..................................................................491
7. What about Passover?..................................................493
8. Jesus’ last meal......................................................496
Enno Edzard Popkes
Die verborgene Gegenwärtigkeit Jesu: Bezüge zu eucharistischen Tradi-
tionen in Lk 24* und in den johanneischen Schriften....................503
1. Bezüge zu eucharistischen Traditionen in Lk 24* und Joh 2D............503
2. Bezüge zu eucharistischen Traditionen in den johanneischen Schriften..507
Daniel Marguerat
Meals and Community Ethos in the Acts of the Apostles......................513
1. A community ethics (Acts 2:42-47).....................................5*4
1.1. Community of goods...............................................514
1.2. Sharing food at home.............................................516
2. Breaking the bread....................................................519
3. Eating with Jesus in the Gospel of Luke...............................521
4. The meals in Acts.....................................................523
4.1. Crossing the border (Acts 10)....................................523
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4.2. Crisis about table fellowship (Acts 15:1-35)......................524
4.3. Ethics of conversion (Acts 16:11-40)..............................528
4.4. Table fellowship and the Word (Acts 20:7-12)......................529
4.5. Shared meal on the ship (Acts 27:33-38)...........................530
5. Conclusion.............................................................532
Peter Müller
.Streitet nicht über Meinungen: Römer 14,1-15,7...............................537
1. Beobachtungen und Zugänge..............................................538
2. Aussagen und Argumente in Röm 14E......................................544
3. Folgerungen............................................................551
Paul Duff
Alone Together: Celebrating the Lord s Supper in Corinth (1 Cor 11:17-34).....555
1. Introduction...........................................................555
2. Scholarship from Theißen to the Present................................557
3. Factions at the Meal: 1 Cor 11:17-22................................*..564
4. The Paradosis..........................................................568
5. Risky Behavior: The Consequences of “Not Discerning the Body”..........571
6. Unintended Consequences: The Hermeneutics of Infirmity.................574
7. Concluding Remarks.....................................................575
Mikael Winninge
The Lord s Supper in 1 Cor 11 and Luke 22: Traditions and Development.........579
1. The Challenge of Comparison............................................580
1.1. Diachronic Considerations.........................................580
2. The Lord’s Supper in First Corinthians: Text, Literary Context, and
Social Setting.........................................................581
2.1. The Text of 1 Cor 11:23-26........................................581
2.2. Possible Influence from the Mystery Cults.........................582
2.3. Comparing Socio-Religious Groups in Antiquity.....................582
2.4. The Passage about the KupiciKÖv Selnvov in 1 Cor 11:17-34.........583
2.5. The Interpretation of the paradosis in 1 Cor 11:23-25.............585
3. The Last Supper in Luke: Text, Literary Context, and Narrative.........586
3.1. The Text of Luke 22:17-20.........................................586
3.2. The Text Critical Problem in Luke 22:19-20........................586
3.3. The Structure of Luke 22:14-20....................................588
3.4. The Narrative of Luke.............................................589
3.5. The Pesach Connotations in Luke 22:17-20..........................590
3.6. The Interpretation of the Institution of the Lord’s Supper in
Luke 22:17-20.......................................................590
4. The Eucharistic words in 1 Cor 11 and Luke 22..........................591
4.1. The Eucharistic Words in English (NRSV)...........................591
4.2. The Eucharistic Words in Greek....................................592
4.3. A Closer Look at the Details......................................592
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4.4. “In Remembrance of Me” (εις την έμήν άνάμνησιν)..................594
4·5· “After Supper” (μετά τό δειπνήσαι)...............................595
4.6. “The New Covenant” (τούτο το ποτήριον ή καινή διαθήκη)...........596
5. Traditions and Development............................................596
6. Summary............................................................. 600
Felix John
Gal 2,11-21: Eine Ritual- und Identitätskrise................................603
1. Einführung.......................................................... 603
2. Der Kontext im Gal....................................................603
3. Der rituelle Kontext..................................................605
4. Eine Identitätskrise..................................................609
5. Ausgang und Bedeutung des Konflikts...................................617
Hermut Lohr
Vom Gemeinschaftsmahl zur Mahl-Gemeinschaft: Überlegungen zum
sakramentalen Charakter des Herrenmahls bei Paulus...........................625
1. Einführung............................................................625
2. Anteilhabe und Gemeinschaft in iKor 10,14-22 und in iKor 11,17-34.....627
2.1. iKor 10,14-22....................................................627
2.2. iKor 11,17-34....................................................633
3. Die paulinische Kollekte als κοινωνία.................................635
4. κοινωνία κτλ. in Phil.................................................637
5. Ergebnis..............................................................641
Tor Vegge
Meals in the Context of the Deutero-Pauline Letters, and the Letter of Jude.645
1. Introduction..........................................................645
2. Questions and theoretical considerations..............................646
2.1. Expectations and findings........................................646
2.2. A semiotic approach..............................................647
2.3. Literary texts and ritualised actions............................648
3. Colossians............................................................652
3.1. Line of argument.................................................653
3.2. The criticised philosophy and food rules.........................653
3.3. Colossians and Pauline teaching on bodily expressions of belief..655
3.4. Food and bodily experiences in the arguments.....................657
4. The Letter of Jude....................................................659
4.1. Genre and line of argument.......................................661
4.2. The communal meal - Agape........................................663
4.3. The meal in the arguments........................................666
5. Concluding remarks....................................................667
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HÂKAN ULFGARD
Sharing with the Divine in the Apocalypse: Meals as Metaphors - Con-
cepts and Contexts............................................................673
1. Introduction...........................................................673
2. Meals, eating, and drinking as expressions for sharing with the divine.678
2.1. The meal shared with the risen Jesus (3:20)......................679
2.2. The marriage supper of the Lamb...................................683
2.3. Other references to eschatological food/eating/drink/drinking
in a positive setting..............................................684
2.4. Anti-divine meal, food and drink imagery in Revelation...........690
3. Concluding remarks.....................................................692
Lukas Bormann
Das Abendmahl: Kulturanthropologische, kognitionswissenschaftliche
und ritualwissenschaftliche Perspektiven......................................697
1. Einleitung..................................................... 697
2. Ritualtheorien und deren Kritik........................................698
3. Ritualwissenschaftliche Analysen des neutestamentlichen Gemein-
schaftsmahls .............................................................704
3.1. Wayne A. Meeks (1983).............................................704
3.2. Margaret Y. MacDonald (1988)......................................705
3.3. Christian Strecker (1999/2011)....................................706
3.4. Gerd Theißen (2000)...............................................707
3.5. Risto Uro / Kimmo Ketola (2007/2011)..............................708
3.6. Richard E. DeMaris (2008).........................................710
3.7. Soham Al-Suadi (2011).............................................711
3.8. Zwischenbilanz....................................................712
4. Handlungselemente und Handlungsskript des Rituals Abendmahl............713
5. Analyse des Handlungsinventars des Rituals Abendmahl...................719
5.1. Ritualmedien......................................................720
5.2. Grundfunktionen des Rituals.......................................721
5.3. Ritualhandlungen..................................................723
5.4. Performative Äußerungen...........................................724
5.5. Räume und Zeiten..................................................725
5.6. Akteure des Rituals...............................................725
5.7. Exklusion und Inklusion...........................................726
5.8. Fazit.............................................................727
Hans-Ulrich Weidemann
Vom Wasser zum Brot: Die Verbindung von Taufe und Mahl in Texten
des Neuen Testaments..........................................................733
1. Einleitung.............................................................733
2. Die Tischgemeinschaft von Juden mit getauften Heiden bei Lukas und Paulus 735
2.1. Jüdische Gäste in nichtjüdischen Häusern: Lukas...................735
2.2. Das auv£O0ieiv in Antiochia: Paulus...............................743
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