Who Do You Say that I Am?: Essays on ChristologyJack Dean Kingsbury, Mark Allan Powell, David R. Bauer "In this volume some of the most prominent international biblical and theological scholars suggest new and exciting ways of understanding the Christology of every major witness in the New Testament canon. Along with essays addressing the significance of Christology for systematic theology, ethics, pastoral ministry, and preaching, the volume offers a comprehensive and accessible introduction to the New Testament."--BOOK JACKET. |
Contents
The Christology of the Johannine Writings R Alan Culpepper | 66 |
Christology of the Pauline Epistles Marion L Soards | 135 |
Christ in Jude and 2 Peter Pheme Perkins | 163 |
What Then Is New Testament | 185 |
The Significance of New Testament Christology for Systematic | 216 |
Jesus Christ and Ethics Lisa Sowle Cahill | 228 |
The Significance of New Testament Christology for Pastoral | 246 |
The Significance of New Testament Christology | 263 |
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