“
‘Gentile Christianity’ as a Category in
the Study of Christian Origins,” in Harvard
Theological Review (forthcoming)
“ ‘We
Gentiles’: Ethnicity and Identity in
Justin’s Dialogue,”
in Early Christianity
(forthcoming)
“Royal
Sympathizers
in Jewish Narrative,” in Journal for
the Study of the Pseudepigrapha 16
(2006), 41-59.
“Jewish
Christianity, Israel’s Stumbling and the
Sonderweg Reading of Paul,” in Journal
for the Study of the New Testament
29 (2006), 27-54.
“What I
Learned Teaching NT 101,” in Toronto
Journal of Theology 16 (2000),
251-65.
“’For
Herod had arrested John’ (Matt 14:3):
Making Sense of an Unresolved
Flashback,” Studies in
Religion/Sciences Religieuses 28
(1999), 35-48.
“The Law
that Hangs (Matt 22:40): Rabbinic
Formulation and Matthean Social World,”
Catholic Biblical Quarterly 57
(1995), 689-709
“‘Riches
for
the Gentiles’ (Rom 11:12): Israel’s
‘Rejection’ and Paul’s Gentile Mission,”
Journal of Biblical Literature
112 (1993), 81-98
“Proselytes
or ‘Righteous Gentiles’? The Status of
Gentiles in Eschatological Pilgrimage
Patterns of Thought”, Journal for
the Study of the
Pseudepigrapha 7 (1990), 3-27.
“The
Mockers and the Son of God (Matt
27:37-44): Two Characters in Matthew’s
Story of Jesus,” Journal for the
Study of the New Testament 41
(1991), 3-18.
“Rural
Bandits, City Mobs and the Zealots”, Journal
for the Study of Judaism
21 (1990), 19-40.
“Zealot
and Convert: The Origin of Paul’s
Christ-Torah Antithesis”, Catholic
Biblical Quarterly 51 (1989),
655-682.
“The
‘Curse of the Law’ and the Inclusion of
the Gentiles: Galatians 3.13-14”, New
Testament Studies 32 (1986),
94-112.
“Levitical
Messianology
in Late Judaism: Origins, Development
and Decline”, Journal of the
Evangelical Theological Society 24
(1981), 193-207.
“Moses
Typology and the Sectarian Nature of
Early Christian Anti-Judaism: A Study in
Acts 7”, Journal for the Study of
the New Testament 12 (1981),
27-52.
Other Articles and Chapters
“Supersessionism
and
Early Christian Self-definition.” In Kimberly Stratton
and Andrea Lieber, eds., Ambiguities,
Complexities,
and Half-forgotten Adversaries:
Crossing Boundaries in Ancient Judaism
and Early Christianity (Journal
for the Study of Judaism Supplements
Series; Leiden: Brill, forthcoming)
“The
“Plain Meaning” of Rom 3:28, 4:5 and the
Place of Paul’s Juridical Language: A
Response to Carsten Claussen,” Modern
Interpretation of Romans (New York:
Continuum/T. & T. Clark,
forthcoming)
“What
Can We Know of Jesus?” in Thomas P.
Power, ed., Guide for the Christian
Perplexed (Eugene, OR: Pickwick,
2012), 1-24
“Supersessionism
in Early Christianity,” in CSBS
Bulletin 69 (2009-10), 1-27.
“The
Juridical, the Participatory and the
‘New Perspective’ on Paul,” pp. 229-41,
in Kathy Ehrensperger and J. Brian
Tucker, eds., Reading
Paul in Context: Explorations in
Identity Formation
(Library of New Testament Studies; London:
T. &. T Clark,
2010).
“Introduction
to the Pauline Corpus,” in John Barton
and John Muddiman, eds., The Oxford
Bible Commentary: The Pauline Epistles
(Oxford:
Oxford University Press, 2010), 27-56.
“Son of
God,” Pp. 335-41, in New
Interpreters Dictionary of the Bible,
vol 5. (Nashville:
Abingdon, 2009).
“Nations”
Pp. 231-38 in New Interpreters
Dictionary of the Bible, vol 4. (Nashville:
Abingdon, 2009).
“The
Field God Has Assigned: Geography and Mission in Paul,”
in Leif Vaage (ed.), Religious
Rivalries in the Early Roman Empire
and the Rise of Christianity (ESCJ
18;
Waterloo,
ON: Wilfrid
Laurier
University
Press, 2006), pp. 109-37.
“Jerusalem
Ossuary Inscriptions and the Status of
Jewish Proselytes,” in Stephen G. Wilson
and Michel Desjardins (eds.), Text
and Artifact in the Religions of
Mediterranean Antiquity: Essays in
Honour of Peter Richardson. ESCJ
9; Waterloo,
ON: Wilfrid
Laurier
University
Press, 2000), 372-85.
“Apostle.
” Pp. 205-7 in New Interpreters
Dictionary of the Bible, vol 1. (Nashville:
Abingdon, 2006).
“The
Vindicated Son: A Narrative Approach to
Matthean Christology,” in Richard N.
Longenecker (ed.), Contours of
Christology in the New Testament
(Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 2005), 100-121.
“Introduction
to the Pauline Corpus,” in John Barton
and John Muddiman, eds., The Oxford Bible
Commentary (Oxford: Oxford
University
Press, 2001), 1062-83.
“Introduction”
(pp. 1-8) and “Concluding Reflections”
(pp. 331-39) in Religious Rivalries
and the Struggle for Success in
Caesarea Maritima (Studies in
Christianity and Judaism 8; Waterloo, ON: Wilfrid
Laurier
University
Press, 2000).
“In
Search of a Paul Neither Lutheran nor
Idiosyncratic: James D. G. Dunn’s The
Theology of Paul the Apostle,” Critical
Review of Books in Religion
(1998), 35-55.
“Israelite,
Convert, Apostle to the Gentiles: The
Origin of Paul’s Gentile Mission,” in
Richard N. Longenecker (ed.), The
Road From Damascus: The Impact of
Paul’s Conversion on His Life, Thought
and Ministry (Grand
Rapids: Eerdmans, 1997), 62-84.
“Guiding
Readers – Making Disciples: Discipleship
in Matthew’s Narrative Strategy,” in
Richard N. Longenecker (ed.), Discipleship
in the New Testament (Grand
Rapids: Eerdmans, 1996), pp. 22-41
“Moses
Typology and the Sectarian Nature of
Early Christian Anti-Judaism: A Study in
Acts 7,” in Craig A. Evans and Stanley E. Porter
(eds.), New Testament Backgrounds: A
Sheffield
Reader (Sheffield: Sheffield
Academic Press, 1997), 230-252.
“Jesus
and the Dead Sea Scrolls: Context,” in
William E. Arnal and Michel Desjardins
(eds.), Whose Historical Jesus?
(ESCJ 7; Waterloo, ON: Wilfrid Laurier
University Press, 1997), 188-189.
“’The
gospel that I proclaim among the
Gentiles’ (Gal 2:2): Universalistic or
Israel-Centred?” in Ann
Jervis
and Peter
Richardson (eds.), Gospel
in Paul: Studies on Corinthians,
Galatians and Romans for Richard N.
Longenecker (Sheffield: Sheffield
Academic Press, 1994), pp. 166-93.
“Jewish/Christian
Relations,” in Thomas A. Robinson (ed.),
The Early Church: An
Annotated Bibliography of Literature
in English, (ATLA Bibliography
Series 33; Metuchen, NJ: Scarecrow
Press, 1993), pp. 229-46.
“Thomas
Kuhn, Convictional Worlds, and Paul,” in
Bradley H. McLean (ed.), Origins and
Method: Towards a New Understanding of
Judaism and Christianity.
Essays in Honour of John C. Hurd
(JSNTS 86; Sheffield: Sheffield Academic
Press, 1993), 190-98.
“The Law
that ‘Hangs’ (Matt 22:40): Rabbinic
Formulation and Matthean Social World,”
SBL Seminar Papers (Atlanta:
Scholars Press, 1990), 14-33.
“Triumph”,
“Virtue”, “Zealot”, International
Standard Bible Encyclopedia, Vol.
4 (Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 1988), 922,
993, 1175-1179.
“Nicolaitans”,
“Principles”, International Standard
Bible Encyclopedia, Vol. 3
(Grand Rapids: Eerdmans, 1986), 533-34,
973.
“Thessalonica”
in Major Cities of the Biblical
World, ed. R. K. Harrison
(Nashville: Thomas Nelson, 1985),
258-265.
“Parallels:
Use, Misuse and Limitations”, Evangelical
Quarterly 55 (1983), 193-210.
“The
New Testament and Anti-Semitism: Three
Important Books”, TSF Bulletin 4
(1981), 12-14.
“Israel
and the Church: A Middle Position”, Crux
15 (1979), 11-13.
