Exploring the New Testament, Volume 2: A Guide to the Letters and Revelation, Third Edition
Apr 2021 · SPCK
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'An invaluable resource for both students and teachers.'
Dr Lucy Peppiatt
Tried, tested and trusted by students and teachers across the world, this widely respected study guide enables the reader to engage with an array of essential topics, including:
· the Greco-Roman background to ancient letter writing
· the content and major themes of Paul's life, mission and theology
· issues of authorship, date and setting
· well established and newer methods of study
· the intersection of New Testament studies with contemporary issues of faith and culture
Now in its third edition, this popular textbook has been fully revised and updated, and includes new sections on:
· the theological links between Jesus and Paul
· major recent discussions on Pauline theology
· developments in scholarship of the New Testament
· updated bibliographies, highlighting the most important and influential works published in the past decade
Drawing on the authors' decades of experience in teaching these topics, this comprehensive textbook gives students a strong understanding and a solid foundation for further study.
Dr Lucy Peppiatt
Tried, tested and trusted by students and teachers across the world, this widely respected study guide enables the reader to engage with an array of essential topics, including:
· the Greco-Roman background to ancient letter writing
· the content and major themes of Paul's life, mission and theology
· issues of authorship, date and setting
· well established and newer methods of study
· the intersection of New Testament studies with contemporary issues of faith and culture
Now in its third edition, this popular textbook has been fully revised and updated, and includes new sections on:
· the theological links between Jesus and Paul
· major recent discussions on Pauline theology
· developments in scholarship of the New Testament
· updated bibliographies, highlighting the most important and influential works published in the past decade
Drawing on the authors' decades of experience in teaching these topics, this comprehensive textbook gives students a strong understanding and a solid foundation for further study.
'An invaluable resource for both students and teachers.'
Dr Lucy Peppiatt
Tried, tested and trusted by students and teachers across the world, this widely respected study guide enables the reader to engage with an array of essential topics, including:
· the Greco-Roman background to ancient let...
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About the author
Howard Marshall (1934-2015) was Professor Emeritus of New Testament Interpretation at the University of Aberdeen.
Ian Paul is Adjunct Professor of New Testament at Fuller Theological Seminary, California. His recent publications include The Book of Revelation Tyndale New Testament Commentaries (IVP, 2018) and How to Interpret the Bible (Grove, 2017).
Stephen Travis is a former Vice Principal and Lecturer in New Testament at St John's College, Nottingham. His recent publications include But What About God's Wrath? (IVP, 2019), co-authored with Kevin Kinghorn.
Howard Marshall (1934-2015) was Professor Emeritus of New Testament Interpretation at the University of Aberdeen.
Ian Paul is Adjunct Professor of New Testament at Fuller Theological Seminary, California. His recent publications include The Book of Revelation Tyndale New Testament Commentaries ...
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