Nature of New Testament Theology
Subtitle: Essays in Honour of Robert Morgan
Contributors: John Ashton (Contributor); John Barton (Contributor); Adela Collins Yarbro (Contributor); Philip Esler (Contributor); Morna Hooker (Contributor); Luke Johnson (Contributor); Leander Keck (Contributor); Ulrich Luz (Contributor); Adela Collins Yarbro (Contributor); Margaret Macdonald (Contributor); John Muddiman (Contributor); Christopher Rowland (Editor)
Edition: 1 edition
Publisher: Blackwell Publishing Limited
Published: March 1, 2006
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 314
ISBN-13: 9781405111744
Subjects: Christian theology; New Testament; Religion - Theology; Christianity - Theology - General; Religion; Theology; Christian Theology - General; BIBLE_THEOLOGY_N. T.; Religion / Christianity / Theology / Systematic; Bible.; Biblical Commentary - New Testament; N.T.
First sentence: At the height of the German Enlightenment many German thinkers were coming to attach increasing importance to history, and in 1787 J.P. Gabler, following the trend, sought to invest New Testament (NT) theology with respectability by giving it a properly historical dimension.