Pauls Letters in e.g. Oxford Annotated Bible;
Harper Collins Annotated Bible; New Interpreter's Study Bible;
Catholic Study Bible; New Revised Standard Version; New American
Bible; Jerusalem Bible; New English Bible; New International
Version, or King James Version. BUT NOT a "paraphrased" versions,
e.g., The Living Bible. Use Greek if possible.
Romans by Daniel Patte in Global Bible
Commentary pp. 429-443 (see also Web Page)
Revisiting Paul's Doctrine of Justification: A Challenge to
the New Perspective by Peter Stuhlmacher Peter
Stuhlmacher
Navigating Romans Through Cultures: Challenging Readings by
Charting a New Course (Romans Through History and Culture
Series) edited by Khiok-Khng
Yeo
Thinking Mission with Paul and the Romans by
Daniel Patte in Mission Studies June 2006, pp 83-104
(see web page)
SUGGESTED READINGS:
Essays in the following will be used in second part of the semester
(these will be on reserve)
The Arrogance of Nations: Reading Romans in the Shadow of
Empire, Neil Elliott
Reading Israel in Romans: Legitimacy and Plausibility of
Divergent Interpretations (Romans Through History and Culture
Series) Edited by Cristina
Grenholm, Daniel
Patte
Gender, Tradition, and Romans: Shared Ground, Uncertain
Borders (Romans Through History and Culture Series) by
Cristina
Grenholm and Daniel Patte
Feminist Companion to Paul: Authentic Pauline
Writings(Feminist Companion to the New Testament and Early
Christian Writings Series) edited by Amy
JillLevine
Engaging Augustine on Romans (Romans Through History and
Culture Series) Edited by Daniel Patte & Eugene
TeSelle
Early Patristic Readings of Romans (Romans Through
History and Culture Series) Edited by Kathy Gaca & L. L.
Welborn
Reading Romans with Contemporary Philosophers and
Theologians, (Romans Through History and Culture Series)
Edited by David Odell-Scott
Spiritual Exercises Based on Pauls Epistle to the
Romans, Joseph Fitzmyer, S.J.
Romans. Chalice Commentaries for Today.
John B Cobb, Jr. David J. Lull
COMMENTARIES ON
ROMANS: (to be consulted for your papers; all on
reserve)
James Dunn (usually Juridical/Forensic)
Robert Jewett (Usually Covenantal/Pastoral
Ernst Käsemann (Usually Messianic/Apocalyptic)
Brendan Byrne (Usually Messianic/Apocalyptic)
Searching the Scriptures: Volume II. A Feminist Commentary
(Castelli, "Romans," pp. 272-300) (reaction against
Juridical/Forensic interpretation [viewed as the only
one])
Women's Bible Commentary (Gaventa, "Romans," pp. 313-320)
(reaction against Juridical/Forensic interpretation [viewed as
the only one])