Table of Contents
IntroductionPart 1: The Biblical-Theological Storyline Related to Resurrection, New Creation, and Union with Christ1. The Biblical-Theological Storyline of the Inaugurated End-Time Resurrection and New-Creational Kingdom as a Framework for New Testament Theology, Part 12. The Biblical-Theological Storyline of the Inaugurated End-Time Resurrection and New-Creational Kingdom as a Framework for New Testament Theology, Part 2Part 2: The Reality and Benefits of Fulfillment in Christ's Life, Death, and Especially Resurrection as the Beginning of the Eschatological New-Creational Kingdom3. The Resurrected Christ as the Last Adam, the Son of God, and True Israel Who Is a Corporate Representative for His People, So That They Gain Adamic Sonship and Become True Israel4. The Resurrected Christ as a Corporate Representative for the Believer as the Temple5. The Resurrected Christ as a Corporate Representative for the Believer as True Israel6. The Resurrected Christ as a Corporate Representative for the Believer as Wisdom, Righteousness (Justification), Sanctification, and Redemption7. The Resurrected Christ as a Corporate Representative for the Believer as a King-Priest Who Endures through Tribulation8. The Resurrected Christ as a Corporate Representative for the Believer as a Mission-Oriented Returnee from Exile9. Christ and the Spirit: The Resurrected Christ's Identification with the Spirit as a Corporate Representative for the Believer's Spirit-Resurrected Existence10. Christ and the Spirit: The Spirit's Work of Bringing People into Union with Christ11. The Resurrected Christ's Achievement of Righteousness and the Believers' Identification with That Righteousness, Part 112. The Resurrected Christ's Achievement of Righteousness and the Believers' Identification with That Righteousness, Part 213. The Resurrected Christ's Glory and the Believers' Identification with That Glory, Part 114. The Resurrected Christ's Glory and the Believers' Identification with That Glory, Part 2: 2 Peter15. The Believers' Sartorial Identification with the Resurrected Christ's Image and Definitive Separation from the World16. The Believers' Identification with Christ's Resurrected New Life and Their Regeneration17. The Believers' Identification with Christ's Resurrected New LifeConclusionIndexes
