target="_blank" rel="nofollow" href="#ulink_66fbd9c0-d49d-5eeb-bebb-48a5e02613a9">44. W. Knox, St. Paul and the Church of the Gentiles, 184–85.
45. Ibid., 189.
46. Mitton, Ephesians: Its Authorship, Origin, and Purpose, 232–33.
47. Van Roon’s passing reference to an “idealized picture of Paul” in Eph 3:5 is characteristic of the relative lack of curiosity about the topic (Van Roon, Authenticity of Ephesians, 389).
48. Lohse, Die Briefe an die Kolosser und an Philemon, 116–18, 251–54; Lohse, “Pauline Theology in the Letter to the Colossians,” 215; Lohse, Colossians and Philemon, 72–73, 179–81.
49. Hobson, “The Authorship of Colossians,” 148, 157.
50. Ibid., 152, 157.
51. Bornkamm, Paul, 242; Bornkamm also incorporated the idea of a school of Paul in his discussion of the generation that followed Paul (ibid., 86).
52. Bauer, Rechtgläubigkeit und Ketzerei im ältesten Christentum, 1934.
53. Strecker, “Paulus in Nachpaulinischer Zeit,” 208–16.
54. Barrett, “Pauline Controversies in the Post-Pauline Period,” 239–43.
55. Ibid.
56. Ibid., 243.
57. Ibid., 239: “Ephesians is probably the oldest of the Pauline pseudepigrapha.”
58. De Boer, “Images of Paul in the Post-Apostolic Period,” 363–70, 378–79.
59. Ibid., 359–60.
60. Penny, “The Pseudo-Pauline Letters of the First Two Centuries,” 259–66. Penny offers a similar speculation for Colossians, ibid., 346–47.
61. Ibid., 16–17, 60–61.
62. R. Collins, Letters That Paul Did Not Write, 166–69, 203–7.
63. Ibid., 166–69.
64. Ibid., 203–7.
65. MacDonald, Pauline Churches, 123–26.
66. Ibid., 3, 89, 126–32.
67. MacDonald, Colossians and Ephesians, 8. See also ibid., 89–95.
68. Ibid., 269. See also ibid., 16, 268–73.
69. Müller, Anfänge der Paulusschule: Dargestellt am zweiten Thessalonicherbrief und am Kolosserbrief , 321–22.
70. Ibid., 227–32, 319–20, 323.
71. Ibid., 323.
72. Beker, Heirs of Paul, 64, 67–68, 71–72, 87–88.
73. Marguerat, “Paul après Paul, 321–23.
74. Ibid., 327–28.
75. Nielsen, “Status of Paul,” 103.
76. Ibid., 107–9.
77. Ibid., 110–13.
78. W. Wilson, The Hope of Glory, 21.
79. Ibid., 64–65.
80. Ibid., 72–77.
81. Standhartinger, “Colossians and the Pauline School,” 582–92; Standhartinger, Studien zur Entstehungsgeschichte und Intention des Kolosserbriefs, 175, 281–82.
82. Ibid., 158–75.
83. Sumney, “Paul’s Vicarious Suffering Colossians,” 664.
84. Ibid., 666–80.
85. Schnackenburg, Ephesians, 36–37, 130, 136, 143.
86. Ibid., 132.
87. Wild, “The Warrior and the Prisoner,” 288–94.
88. Lincoln, Ephesians, lx.
89. Ibid., lx–lxiii.
90. Furnish, “Ephesians” 2:540.
91. Ibid.
92. Ibid.
