N.T. Lit: Romans

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Instructor: Pamela Eisenbaum Office: Iliff Hall 103 Email: peisenbaum@iliff.edu Office Phone: 303-621-5332 Course Overview and Objectives
This course is designed as a seminar for students who have completed at least one introductory course (or the equivalent) in New Testament. Primary objectives include:

• The in-depth study of Romans, its background, its argument(s), its theology, and its theological influence in the Christian tradition.
• Better knowledge of the important and diverse issues and debates that characterize recent scholarship on Romans and Pauline theology generally.
• This course fulfills the depth requirement in the TX Category

Books

Required for Everyone:

• M. Reasoner, Romans in Full Circle (WJK: 2005). ISBN 0664228739
• T. Jennings, Outlaw Justice: The Messianic Politics of Paul (Stanford, 2013). Print edition: ISBN: 9780804785167 E-book: 9780804785990
• R. Rodriguez, If You Call Yourself a Jew: Reappraising Paul’s Letter to the Romans (Cambridge, 2015). Print edition ISBN: 9780227175019 E-book: 9780227903865

Required for PhD Students:

• Stowers, A Rereading of Romans: Justice, Jews and Gentiles (Yale, 1994)

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