Matthew : storyteller, interpreter, evangelist - Carter, Warren 1955- (Peabody, Mass. : Hendrickson Publishers, 2004)
Ch. 1. Understanding Matthew's gospel -- Ch. 2. A cross-cultural step -- Ch. 3. Recognizing the gospel's genre -- Ch. 4. The audience's religious traditions -- Ch. 5. The audience's social and religious experiences : Part 1 -- Ch. 6. The audience's social and religious experiences : Part 2 -- Ch. 7. Competent to read : utilizing narrative conventions -- Ch. 8. The audience and God's point of view -- Ch. 9. Maintaining God's point of view -- Ch. 10. Shaping Matthew's plot -- Ch. 11. Matthew's plot : kernels and satellites -- Ch. 12. Settings in Matthew's gospel -- Ch. 13. Characters : Jesus - agent of God's saving presence -- Ch. 14. Characters : Jesus - crucified and risen -- Ch. 15. Characters : the authorities - opponents of God's will -- Ch. 16. Characters : the disciples -- Ch. 17. Conclusion : the content of Matthew's gospel -- App. Redaction and narrative approaches.
Includes bibliographical references (p. [251]-268) and indexes.
Keywords: Bible. -- Criticism, interpretation, etc