Christology and the New Testament
Jesus and His Earliest Followers
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Word Count
61,500 words, Guess
Page Count
246 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivechristologynewte0000tuck_g2v4
- ISBN-100664224318
- ISBN-139780664224318
- Goodreads1743813
- Library of Congress Control Number00065851
and 3 more
- OCLC Control Number45532436
- Better World Books9780664224318
- Open LibraryOL7628143M
Classifications
- LCCBT202 .T83 2001
- LCCBT202.T83 2001
Description
"In this volume. Tuckett allows us to overhear the earliest conversations about Jesus. Who was He? Who did He think He was? How important was He to the development of early Christianity. This textbook olfers an up-to-date, comprehensive, and critical survey of the Question of the Christology of the different New Testament writers. It incorporates recent research in Judaism. and it takes note of critiques of older approaches to the subject. It covers the Christological ideas explicit or implicit in each of the main New Testament writers, as well as suggesting Jesus' own self-understanding. Finally, the volume also raises hermeneutical Questions concerning the place that any New Testament Christology might have in contemporaneous theological debate. Chapters cover the individual Epistles and Gospels, offering a historical-critical approach that places each writer within the original context. Assuming no prior knowledge of the discipline, Christology and the New Testament is ideal reading for students in Biblical Studies courses and those who study the development of Christian thought"--Page 4 of cover.
First Sentence
It is no exaggeration to say that the person of Jesus is absolutely central to Christianity.
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