David E. Aune (Herausgegeben von) Born 1939; 1970 PhD; taught at several universities, including Saint Xavier University and Loyola University; Professor of New Testament and Christian Origins Emeritus at the University of Notre Dame.Reidar Hvalvik (Herausgegeben von) Born 1951; 1994 Dr.theol.; 1994-2005 Associate Professor, since 2005 Professor in New Testament studies at MF Norwegian School of Theology; 2006-07 Research Professor at the Norwegian Institute in Rome.

• David E. Aune: Introduction - Reidar Hvalvik: Theology for the Church, Its Mission and the Christian Life: The Scholarly Profile of Professor Hans Kvalbein (1942-2013)THE GOSPELSJostein Ådna: The Mission to Israel and the Nations: The Understanding of Mission in the Gospel of Matthew Reconsidered - Ernst Baasland: Mission and Love of Enemy: Matthew 5:43ff and Luke 6:27-28 ( 2 Clem. 13.3; Diogn. 5) in Its Graeco-Roman Context - Johannes Beutler SJ: Peter on the Way to His Universal Mission in the Gospel of John - Reinhard Feldmeier: Ecclesia peregrinans: Luke's Concept of a Missionary ChurchTHE ACTS OF THE APOSTLESVolker Gäckle: The Proclamation of the Kingdom of God in Acts - Klaus Haacker: Frustrated Plans and Unexpected Outcome: Acts 16:6-8 Re-considered - Rainer Riesner: The Gentile Mission of the Hellenists (Acts 11:19-21) and the Jesus Tradition - Christoph Stenschke: Migration and Mission in the Book of ActsPAULPeder Borgen: Perspectives for Mission: Galatians 3:1-14 in Context - Halvor Moxnes: Who are the Children of Abraham in Romans 4? Retelling the Memory of Abraham "Our Ancestor"LATER NEW TESTAMENT WRITINGSDavid E. Aune: John's Prophetic Commission and the People of the World (Rev 10:8-11) - Torrey Seland: "Like Newborn Infants": The Readers of 1 Peter as Newly Converted Christians?EARLY CHRISTIANITYReidar Hvalvik: Mass Conversions, Persecutions and Church Growth: Critical Reflections on the Rapid Expansion of the Church during the First Three Centuries - Karl Olav Sandnes: Households and the Exodus: A Note on Infant Baptism in the Early Church - Oskar Skarsaune: Mapping 'πάντα τὰ ἔθνη': The Geographical Horizon of Early Christian MissionReidar Hvalvik: Bibliography of Hans Kvalbein's Scholarly Publications

David E. Aune (Herausgegeben von) Born 1939; 1970 PhD; taught at several universities, including Saint Xavier University and Loyola University; Professor of New Testament and Christian Origins Emeritus at the University of Notre Dame.Reidar Hvalvik (Herausgegeben von) Born 1951; 1994 Dr.theol.; 1994-2005 Associate Professor, since 2005 Professor in New Testament studies at MF Norwegian School of Theology; 2006-07 Research Professor at the Norwegian Institute in Rome.

• David E. Aune: Introduction - Reidar Hvalvik: Theology for the Church, Its Mission and the Christian Life: The Scholarly Profile of Professor Hans Kvalbein (1942-2013)THE GOSPELSJostein Ådna: The Mission to Israel and the Nations: The Understanding of Mission in the Gospel of Matthew Reconsidered - Ernst Baasland: Mission and Love of Enemy: Matthew 5:43ff and Luke 6:27-28 ( 2 Clem. 13.3; Diogn. 5) in Its Graeco-Roman Context - Johannes Beutler SJ: Peter on the Way to His Universal Mission in the Gospel of John - Reinhard Feldmeier: Ecclesia peregrinans: Luke's Concept of a Missionary ChurchTHE ACTS OF THE APOSTLESVolker Gäckle: The Proclamation of the Kingdom of God in Acts - Klaus Haacker: Frustrated Plans and Unexpected Outcome: Acts 16:6-8 Re-considered - Rainer Riesner: The Gentile Mission of the Hellenists (Acts 11:19-21) and the Jesus Tradition - Christoph Stenschke: Migration and Mission in the Book of ActsPAULPeder Borgen: Perspectives for Mission: Galatians 3:1-14 in Context - Halvor Moxnes: Who are the Children of Abraham in Romans 4? Retelling the Memory of Abraham "Our Ancestor"LATER NEW TESTAMENT WRITINGSDavid E. Aune: John's Prophetic Commission and the People of the World (Rev 10:8-11) - Torrey Seland: "Like Newborn Infants": The Readers of 1 Peter as Newly Converted Christians?EARLY CHRISTIANITYReidar Hvalvik: Mass Conversions, Persecutions and Church Growth: Critical Reflections on the Rapid Expansion of the Church during the First Three Centuries - Karl Olav Sandnes: Households and the Exodus: A Note on Infant Baptism in the Early Church - Oskar Skarsaune: Mapping 'πάντα τὰ ἔθνη': The Geographical Horizon of Early Christian MissionReidar Hvalvik: Bibliography of Hans Kvalbein's Scholarly Publications

David E. Aune (Herausgegeben von) Born 1939; 1970 PhD; taught at several universities, including Saint Xavier University and Loyola University; Professor of New Testament and Christian Origins Emeritus at the University of Notre Dame.Reidar Hvalvik (Herausgegeben von) Born 1951; 1994 Dr.theol.; 1994-2005 Associate Professor, since 2005 Professor in New Testament studies at MF Norwegian School of Theology; 2006-07 Research Professor at the Norwegian Institute in Rome.

• David E. Aune: Introduction - Reidar Hvalvik: Theology for the Church, Its Mission and the Christian Life: The Scholarly Profile of Professor Hans Kvalbein (1942-2013)THE GOSPELSJostein Ådna: The Mission to Israel and the Nations: The Understanding of Mission in the Gospel of Matthew Reconsidered - Ernst Baasland: Mission and Love of Enemy: Matthew 5:43ff and Luke 6:27-28 ( 2 Clem. 13.3; Diogn. 5) in Its Graeco-Roman Context - Johannes Beutler SJ: Peter on the Way to His Universal Mission in the Gospel of John - Reinhard Feldmeier: Ecclesia peregrinans: Luke's Concept of a Missionary ChurchTHE ACTS OF THE APOSTLESVolker Gäckle: The Proclamation of the Kingdom of God in Acts - Klaus Haacker: Frustrated Plans and Unexpected Outcome: Acts 16:6-8 Re-considered - Rainer Riesner: The Gentile Mission of the Hellenists (Acts 11:19-21) and the Jesus Tradition - Christoph Stenschke: Migration and Mission in the Book of ActsPAULPeder Borgen: Perspectives for Mission: Galatians 3:1-14 in Context - Halvor Moxnes: Who are the Children of Abraham in Romans 4? Retelling the Memory of Abraham "Our Ancestor"LATER NEW TESTAMENT WRITINGSDavid E. Aune: John's Prophetic Commission and the People of the World (Rev 10:8-11) - Torrey Seland: "Like Newborn Infants": The Readers of 1 Peter as Newly Converted Christians?EARLY CHRISTIANITYReidar Hvalvik: Mass Conversions, Persecutions and Church Growth: Critical Reflections on the Rapid Expansion of the Church during the First Three Centuries - Karl Olav Sandnes: Households and the Exodus: A Note on Infant Baptism in the Early Church - Oskar Skarsaune: Mapping 'πάντα τὰ ἔθνη': The Geographical Horizon of Early Christian MissionReidar Hvalvik: Bibliography of Hans Kvalbein's Scholarly Publications