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| Acknowledgments | |
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| Introduction | |
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| A Eucharist in Advent | |
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| The Eucharistic Life | |
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| Sacramental Permeability | |
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| Eschatological Imagination | |
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| The Eucharist in the New Testament | |
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| The Sequence of the Meal | |
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| The Community at Table | |
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| Jesus' Interpretive Words | |
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| This Book | |
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| Eschatological Imagination | |
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| A Procession to the Table | |
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| Expectation: Waiting with Eager Longing | |
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| Imagination: Come, See, and Taste | |
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| The Fabric of Eschatological Imagination | |
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| Making Sense of New Testament Eschatology | |
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| "Today" | |
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| The New Covenant | |
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| The Arrival of the Son of Man | |
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| The Coming of God | |
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| The Captivity of Eschatological Imagination | |
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| Colonial Desire | |
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| Dualistic Thinking | |
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| Colonized Imagination | |
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| The Eucharist as Eschatological Meal | |
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| Christ Has Died, Christ Is Risen, Christ Will Come Again | |
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| "I Will Not Drink Again of the Fruit of the Vine..." | |
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| "Proclaim the Messiah's Death until He Comes" | |
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| "The New Covenant in My Blood" | |
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| The Eucharist as Experience of Resurrection | |
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| "Let Your Church Be Gathered into Your Reign": Eucharist in the Didache | |
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| The Bread of Life in Two Economies | |
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| The Bread of Death: Dieting America and Global Food Politics | |
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| The Hope of the Hungry in the NewTestament | |
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| Jesus' Hunger | |
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| Bread Miracles and God's Economy | |
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| "Not by Bread Alone": Jesus' Temptations (Matthew4:l-ll) | |
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| The Holy Meal and the Homo Oeconomicus | |
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| The Imagination of the Homo Oeconomicus | |
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| The Alternative Economics of Eucharist | |
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| Eucharist as Gift Exchange | |
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| Sustainability: Abundant Love and Limited Resources | |
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| The Mimicry of Market Exchange | |
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| Dissent from the Omnipotence of Homo Oeconomicus | |
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| Giving Thanks | |
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| Returning Gifts | |
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| Consecrating Private Property | |
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| Interceding | |
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| The Body Politics of Eucharist | |
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| Real Bodies at the Meal | |
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| "Witness God's Welcome": A Communion | |
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| Celebration (Colette Jackson) | |
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| The Body as Metaphor as Body | |
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| "This is My Body" | |
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| The Body Politics of the State | |
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| Making the Tortured Body Visible | |
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| "My Body-Given for You": Eucharist and the Language of Sacrifice | |
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| Eschatological Remembrance (Anamnesis) | |
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| The Act of Remembering | |
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| What We Remember | |
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| How We Remember | |
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| Reciprocal Activity | |
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| Anamnetic Empathy | |
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| Embodied Practice | |
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| Mapping Sites of Anamnesis | |
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| Body Memory | |
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| Bruce Saunkeah's Story: "I Find Myself Buying a Suit" | |
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| Cultural Memory | |
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| Richetta and Ra Amen's Journey: Memories of Captivity | |
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| Place Memory | |
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| Bernauer Strabe, Berlin: Chapel of Reconciliation | |
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| Anamnesis as Dangerous Memory | |
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| Notes | |
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| Bibliography | |
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| Index of Biblical Verses | |
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| Index of Names and Subjects | |