Introduction to the New Testament: History and literature of early ChristianityThis work has established itself as a classical text in the field of New Testament studies. Written in a readable, non-technical style, it has become an indispensable textbook and reference for teachers, students, clergy, and the educated layperson interested in a scholarly treatment of the New Testament and its background in the Judaic and Greco-Roman world. |
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The Text of the New Testament | 15 |
Literary Criticism | 43 |
Problems of Form and Tradition Criticism | 59 |
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