Changes in Fortress Press Paul Collection

The missing resources are these (courtesy of the Google cache):

Documents
and Images for the Study of Paul

Editors: Neil Elliott and Mark Reasoner

Publisher: Fortress Press, 2010

300 pages


Documents and Images for the Study of Paul gathers
representative texts illustrating Jewish practices, Greco-Roman moral
exhortation, biblical interpretation, Roman ideology, apocalyptic
vision, epistolary conventions, and more to illustrate the complex
cultural environment in which Paul carried out his apostolic work and the
manifold ways in which his legacy was reshaped in early Christianity.
Brief, insightful introductions orient the reader to the significance of
these sources for contemporary interpretations of Paul's life and
thought. Photographs illustrate the visual environment of the
Greco-Roman world; a map, a timeline, and an index of Scripture passages
make the sourcebook the perfect companion text in courses on Paul and
his letters.

Neil Elliott, an Episcopal priest, teaches biblical
studies at United Theological Seminary of the Twin Cities and
Metropolitan State University in Minneapolis.

Mark Reasoner is Professor of Biblical Studies at
Bethel University in St. Paul.

Galatians
Re-Imagined
Publisher: Fortress Press, 2010

Author: Brigitte Kahl

272 pages

Sample Pages: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7

Brigitte Kahl brings to this insightful reading of Galatians a deep
knowledge of the classical world and especially of Roman imperial
ideology. The first wave of scholarship on the Roman imperial context of
Paul's letters raised important questions that only thorough treatments
of individual letters can answer. Kahl sets the letter to the Galatians
in the context of Roman perceptions of vanquished peoples as
represented in the Great Altar at Pergamum. Beginning with a perceptive
discussion of the Great Altar, Kahl describes imperial representations
of Roman power as well as the characteristics officially imputed to
conquered peoples, including the "savage" Galatians (Gauls).

Brigitte Kahl is Professor of New Testament at Union
Theological Seminary, New York.

Other Posters said:

mine is 229.95.

When did you'll sign up for this set?

Dan DeVilder said:

Mark Barnes said:

Galatians Re-Imagined

 

Thanks Mark.  And sadly, Galatians Re-Imagined will not meet Bible Study Re-imagined.

I was waiting for that ... thanks Dan, for not letting us down

I was just looking at this collection again today and although the heading says 17 volumes there are 18 listed, including Galatians Re-Imagined. I'm not sure if this means that something else was swapped out or what. I really think we deserve notification from Logos, considering we have promised to buy the books in the collection. It's been five months and nothing has been said.

Tom

I just looked again and the product page has been updated. http://www.logos.com/product/6290/fortress-press-paul-collection.There are 17 volumes listed and the price is now $179.95. It's too bad that some of the material was removed but it still seems like a pretty nice collection with Sanders' classic work and some more recent Pauline works. The volumes on Paul's contemporary history look interesting. There's a pretty big gap between 1977 and the current state of affairs but if you have any interest in the New Perspective on Paul you need to read Sanders. I'll be interested to see how Logos deals with his three index references to "ultimate truth."

Tom

Dan DeVilder said:

Would have loved for them to have added Krister Stendahl to the mix, too

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(Not that I would buy the collection anyway, but I'd buy Sanders and Stendahl some time in the future, when the collection was broken up.)

Dan DeVilder said:

of course, Krister is probably not published by Fortress . . . 

Actually, my Swedish copy says that it was (I hadn't checked).

I have Stendahl's short little Final Account: Paul's Letter to the Romans and it was published by Fortress, 0800629221. I only paid $2 for it too

Tom