Holly Beers is Instructor of Religious Studies at Westmont College in Santa Barbara, CA, USA.

Although much work has been done on plotting a New Exodus theme in Luke-Acts , this is the first work that has extensively shown how this carries over to the disciple in Acts. It is also the first work to expand the definition of the Isaianic New Exodus to include Isa 56-66. The work begins with an articulate discussion of method and the limitations of a postmodern intertextuality. -- proposal reviewer proposal review

• ContentsAbbreviationsChapter 1: Introduction – Jesus and the Disciples as the Servant Chapter 2: Intertextuality – Philosophy and Method Chapter 3: Isaiah and the ServantChapter 4: Second Temple Judaism and the ServantChapter 5: Luke and the ServantChapter 6: Acts and the ServantChapter 7: ConclusionBibliographyIndex

Holly Beers is Instructor of Religious Studies at Westmont College in Santa Barbara, CA, USA.

Although much work has been done on plotting a New Exodus theme in Luke-Acts , this is the first work that has extensively shown how this carries over to the disciple in Acts. It is also the first work to expand the definition of the Isaianic New Exodus to include Isa 56-66. The work begins with an articulate discussion of method and the limitations of a postmodern intertextuality. -- proposal reviewer proposal review

• ContentsAbbreviationsChapter 1: Introduction – Jesus and the Disciples as the Servant Chapter 2: Intertextuality – Philosophy and Method Chapter 3: Isaiah and the ServantChapter 4: Second Temple Judaism and the ServantChapter 5: Luke and the ServantChapter 6: Acts and the ServantChapter 7: ConclusionBibliographyIndex

Holly Beers is Instructor of Religious Studies at Westmont College in Santa Barbara, CA, USA.

Although much work has been done on plotting a New Exodus theme in Luke-Acts , this is the first work that has extensively shown how this carries over to the disciple in Acts. It is also the first work to expand the definition of the Isaianic New Exodus to include Isa 56-66. The work begins with an articulate discussion of method and the limitations of a postmodern intertextuality. -- proposal reviewer proposal review

• ContentsAbbreviationsChapter 1: Introduction – Jesus and the Disciples as the Servant Chapter 2: Intertextuality – Philosophy and Method Chapter 3: Isaiah and the ServantChapter 4: Second Temple Judaism and the ServantChapter 5: Luke and the ServantChapter 6: Acts and the ServantChapter 7: ConclusionBibliographyIndex