Moyer V. Hubbard is Assistant Professor of New Testament Language and Literature at the Talbot School of Theology, Biola University.

'A cogent and refreshing thesis that makes a valuable contribution to the interpretation of Paul's theology.' The Expository Times

• 1. Introduction: the current debate; Part I. New Creation: Central Jewish Texts: 2. New creation in the Jewish scriptures: an overview; 3. New creation in apocalyptic Judaism: Jubilees; 4. New creation in diaspora Judaism: Joseph and Aseneth; Part II. From Death to Life: New Creation in the Contours of Paul's Thought: 5. From death to life: Prolegomena; 6. Newness of life: Romans 6.1–11; 7. Newness of the Spirit: Romans 7.1–6; 8. Spirit, newness, life: The Pauline antecedents; 9. Crucified with Christ: Galatians 2.19–20; Part III. The Old and the New: New Creation in the Context of Paul's Letters: 10. If anyone be in Christ: 2 Corinthians 5.17; 11. Neither circumcision, nor uncircumcision: Galatians 6.15; 12. Summary and conclusions.

Moyer V. Hubbard is Assistant Professor of New Testament Language and Literature at the Talbot School of Theology, Biola University.

'A cogent and refreshing thesis that makes a valuable contribution to the interpretation of Paul's theology.' The Expository Times

• 1. Introduction: the current debate; Part I. New Creation: Central Jewish Texts: 2. New creation in the Jewish scriptures: an overview; 3. New creation in apocalyptic Judaism: Jubilees; 4. New creation in diaspora Judaism: Joseph and Aseneth; Part II. From Death to Life: New Creation in the Contours of Paul's Thought: 5. From death to life: Prolegomena; 6. Newness of life: Romans 6.1–11; 7. Newness of the Spirit: Romans 7.1–6; 8. Spirit, newness, life: The Pauline antecedents; 9. Crucified with Christ: Galatians 2.19–20; Part III. The Old and the New: New Creation in the Context of Paul's Letters: 10. If anyone be in Christ: 2 Corinthians 5.17; 11. Neither circumcision, nor uncircumcision: Galatians 6.15; 12. Summary and conclusions.

Moyer V. Hubbard is Assistant Professor of New Testament Language and Literature at the Talbot School of Theology, Biola University.

'A cogent and refreshing thesis that makes a valuable contribution to the interpretation of Paul's theology.' The Expository Times

• 1. Introduction: the current debate; Part I. New Creation: Central Jewish Texts: 2. New creation in the Jewish scriptures: an overview; 3. New creation in apocalyptic Judaism: Jubilees; 4. New creation in diaspora Judaism: Joseph and Aseneth; Part II. From Death to Life: New Creation in the Contours of Paul's Thought: 5. From death to life: Prolegomena; 6. Newness of life: Romans 6.1–11; 7. Newness of the Spirit: Romans 7.1–6; 8. Spirit, newness, life: The Pauline antecedents; 9. Crucified with Christ: Galatians 2.19–20; Part III. The Old and the New: New Creation in the Context of Paul's Letters: 10. If anyone be in Christ: 2 Corinthians 5.17; 11. Neither circumcision, nor uncircumcision: Galatians 6.15; 12. Summary and conclusions.