CONTENTS: Foreword Preface Abbreviations Introduction PART ONE: 1 Corinthians 6,7-11. THE SPIRIT WHO SEPARATES Chapter 1: The Context of 1 Corinthians 6,7-11 1. The Sender: Paul, Apostle to the Gentiles 2. The Addressees: Corinthian Christians 3. The Logos: The First Letter to the Corinthians 4. Rhetorical Context of 1 Cor 6,7-11 5. The Immediate Context of 1 Cor 6,7-11 6. The Text of 1 Cor 6,7-11 7. Summary Chapter 2: A Close Reading of 1 Corinthians 6,7-11 1. 1 Cor 6,7a 2. 1 Cor 6,7b-8 3. 1 Cor 6,9-10 4. 1 Cor 6,11 5. Pauline Argumentation in 1 Cor 6,7-11 Chapter 3: The Holy Spirit and Sanctification in 1 Corinthians 6,7-11 1. Process of Sanctification in 1 Cor 6,7-11 2. The Holy Spirit in the Process of Sanctification 3. The Sanctified Life of the Christians PART TWO: ROMANS 15,14-21. THE SPIRIT OF ADOPTION Chapter 4: The Context of Romans 15,14-21 1. The Sender: Paul, The Apostle to the Gentiles 2. The Addressees: Roman Christians 3. The Logos: The Letter to the Romans 4. Rhetorical Context of Rom 15,14-21 5. The Text of Rom 15,14-21 6. Summary Chapter 5: A Close Reading of Romans 15,14-21 1. Rom 15,14 2. Rom 15,15 3. Rom 15,16 4. Rom 15,17 5. Rom 15,18-19a 6. Rom 15,19b-21 7. Pauline Argumentation in Rom 15,14-21 Chapter 6: The Holy Spirit and Sanctification in Romans 15,14-21 1. Process of Sanctification in Rom 15,14-21 2. The Holy Spirit in the Process of Sanctification 3. Proclamation of the Gospel as the New Cult of Sanctification PART THREE: CONCLUSION Chapter 7: The Holy Spirit in the Process of Sanctification 1. 1 Cor 6,7-11 and Rom 15,14-21 Compared 2. The Holy Spirit in the Process of Sanctification 3. Being the Aroma of Christ: Sanctified Christians in the World 4. Concluding Remarks Bibliography Index of Authors