The Last Years of Paul

John M.G. Barclay (Herausgegeben von) Born 1958; undergraduate in Cambridge (Classics and Theology); 1986 PhD in Cambridge; since 2003 Lightfoot Professor of Divinity at Durham University.Jörg Frey (Herausgegeben von) Geboren 1962; 1996 Promotion; 1998 Habilitation; 2024 Dr. h. c.; Professor für Neues Testament an der Theologischen und Religionswissenschaftlichen Fakultät der Universität Zürich und Research Fellow an der University of the Free State, Bloemfontein.Armand Puig i Tàrrech (Herausgegeben von) Geboren 1953; 1984 Promotion in Bibelwissenschaften; 1993 Koordinator der katalanischen ökumenischen Bibel (BCI); 1997 Ko-Direktor des „Corpus Biblicum Catalanicum"; 1999 Ordinarius für Neues Testament an der Theologischen Fakultät von Katalonien (Barcelona); 2006 Präsident-Dekan der Fakultät; 2009 gewählter Vizepräsident der „Studiorum Novi Testamenti Societas" (SNTS); emeritierter Professor für Neues Testament an der Kirchlichen Universität Sant Pacià, Barcelona, Spanien.

• Table of Contents: John Barclay: The Last Years of Paul: What are the Issues? - Reimund Bieringer: The Jerusalem Collection and Paul's Missionary Project: Collection and Mission in Romans 15.14-32 - Michel Quesnel: The Collection for Jerusalem in the Context of Paul's Missionary Project: Theological Perspectives - N.T. Wright: Paul's Western Missionary Project: Jerusalem, Rome, Spain in Historical and Theological Perspectives - Karl-Wilhelm Niebuhr: Roman Jews under Nero: Personal, Religious, and Ideological Networks in Mid-First Century Rome - Erich Gruen: The Jews of Rome under Nero - Peter Lampe: Roman Christians under Nero (54-68 CE) - Peter Oakes: Using Historical Evidence in the Study of Neronian Christian Groups and Texts - Loveday Alexander: Silent Witness: Paul's Troubles with Roman Authorities in the Book of Acts - August Borrell: Paul and the Roman Authorities - Heike Omerzu: The Roman Trial Against Paul according to Acts 21-28 - Friedrich W. Horn: The Roman Trial Against Paul According to Acts 21-26. Reply to Heike Omerzu - Bernardo Santalucia: Paul's Roman Trial: Legal Procedures regarding Roman Citizens Convicted of Serious Charges in the First Century CE - Juan Chapa: Paul's Social Status and the Outcome of his Trial - Valerio Marotta: St. Paul's Death: Roman Citizenship and summa supplicia - John Cook: Roman Penalties Regarding Roman Citizens Convicted of Heavy Charges in I CE - Daniel Marguerat: On Why Luke Remains Silent about Paul's End (Acts 28.16-31) - Tobias Nicklas: No Death of Paul in Acts of Paul and Thecla? - Glenn E. Snyder: History of the Martyrdom of Paul - Wolfgang Grünstäudl: Hidden in Praise: Some Notes on 1 Clement 5.7 - Rainer Riesner: Paul's Trial and End according to Second Timothy, 1 Clement, the Canon Muratori, and the Apocryphal Acts - Jens Herzer: The Mission and the End of Paul Between Strategy and Reality: A Response to Rainer Riesner - Udo Schnelle: Paul's Literary Activity during his Roman Trial - Daniel Gerber: Paul's Literary Activity during His Roman Trial: A Response to Udo Schnelle - Armand Puig ì Tarrech: Paul's Missionary Activity during His Roman Trial: The Case of Paul's Journey to Hispania - Christos Karakolis: Paul's Mission to Hispania: Some Critical Observations - Angelo di Berardino: Roman Tradition on Paul's Death: Literary and Archaeological Data - Romano Penna: The Death of Paul in the Year 58: A Hypothesis and Its Consequences for His Biography - Jörg Frey: Paul the Apostle: A Life Between Mission and Captivity