Abstract
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Highlights
This publication showcases the complexity and diversity of the phenomenon of penitential prayers
Four publications dealing with the genre of the Penitential Prayer, published since 1998, led to the formation of the Penitential Prayer Consultation during the annual SBL meetings held in 2003, 2004, and 2005
The consultation was organized by a steering committee consisting of Richard Bautch, Mark Boda, Daniel Falk, Judith Newman and Rodney Werline
Summary
This publication showcases the complexity and diversity of the phenomenon of penitential prayers. Dunn and his work on the NPP have brought to light the importance of ethnic identity in the New Testament, and the challenge Paul faced in his attempt to make one people out of the many.
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