An Intertextuality Study of Romans 12:9-21

Abstract

In recent years, the intertextuality study of the Bible has become a hot topic in the western biblical field. This paper selects Romans 12:9-21 as the object of textual study, and through the analysis of the text’s quotation and echo of the Old Testament, as well as the development of these Old Testament texts in the Second Temple Jewish Writings, further demonstrates the important role of the Old Testament and Jewish tradition in Paul’s language expression and teaching.