Here follows a list of my publications:

Books:

 

 

Jesus and Identity: Reconstructing Judean ethnicity in Q.  Matrix: The Bible in Mediterranean Context 2.  Eugene, OR: Cascade Books, 2007.

Articles in Peer Reviewed Journals

(Articles indicated by * are available on-line)

2009

* Paul’s “former conduct in the Judean way of life” (Gal 1:13) … or not? HTS 65(1).

* Review Article: Identity Formation in the New Testament HTS 65(1).

2008

* Were the Galileans “religious Jews” or ethnic Judeans?   HTS 64(3), 1279-1297.

 2007

*Religion and covenantal praxis in first century Judeanism. HTS 63(1), 171-205.

*In pursuit of the millennium: Judeans and their land.  Acta Theologica 2007(1), 22-45.

*What kind of “Judean” was Jesus?  HTS 63(2), 575-603.

*A clash of symbolic universes: Judeanism vs Hellenism.  HTS 63(3), 1089-1117.

*Covenantal nomism as a symbolic universe.  Scriptura 96(3), 348-71.

2006

*With Prof Dr Andries G Van Aarde.  A socio-cultural model of Judean ethnicity: A proposal.  HTS 62(1), 69-101.

*J D Crossan’s construct of Jesus’ “Jewishness”: A critical assessment.  Acta Patristica et Byzantina 17, 155-178.

*We are Judean! The Sayings Gospel Q’s redactional approach to the Law.  Verbum et Ecclesia 27(3), 794-820.

J P Meier’s construct of Jesus’ “Jewishness”: A critical assessment.  Ekklesiastikos Pharos 88 (New Series 17), 102-129.

2004

The Dead in Christ: Recovering Paul’s understanding of the after-life.  HTS 60(1&2), 83-101.

Papers

2008

Paul’s “former way of life in Judeanism” (Gl 1:13) … Or not?  
Submitted for discussion at the Context Group Meeting hosted in Portland, Oregon, between 6-9 March, 2008.

Book Reviews

2008

Glancy, J A, Slavery in Early Christianity. Fortress, 2006. (Reviewed in HTS 64(3), 1560-1563)

Dunn, J D G, The New Perspective on Paul. Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck, 2007. (Reviewed in HTS 64(4), 1956-1958)

Flusser, D, Judaism of the Second Temple Period (Vol. 1: Qumran and Apocalypticism).  Eerdmans, 2007. (Reviewed in HTS 64(4), 1961-1962)

2007

Oppenheimer, A, 2005.  Between Rome and Babylon.  Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck.  (Reviewed in HTS 63(1), 403-404)

Riches, J & Sim, D C (eds), 2005.  The Gospel of Matthew in its Roman Imperial context.  London & New York: T&T Clark. (Reviewed in HTS 63(2), 843-845)

Charlesworth, J H (ed), 2006.  Jesus and archaeology.  Grand Rapids & Cambridge: Eerdmans.  (Reviewed in HTS 63(3), 1333-1334)

Horbury, W, 2006.  Herodian Judaism and New Testament Study.  Tübingen: Mohr Siebeck.  (Reviewed in HTS 63(3), 1334)

2006

Gruen, E S, 2002. Heritage and Hellenism: The reinvention of Jewish tradition.  Berkeley: Los Angeles; London: University of California Press.  (Reviewed in HTS 62(3), 1153-1154)

Richardson, P, 2004.  Building Jewish in the Roman East.  Waco: Baylor University Press.  (Reviewed in HTS 62(3), 1164-1166)

Slee, M, 2003.  The Church in Antioch in the first century CE: Communion and conflict.  London & New York: T&T Clark International.  (Reviewed in HTS 62(4), 1556-1558 )