The theology of the New Testament
By: by George Barker Stevens
Series: International theological library
Publisher: C. Scribner's sons
Published: 1903
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 619
Subjects: Theology; Bible
Notes: Series title, in part, at head of t.-p.

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Table of contents: title: The teaching of Jesus according to the Synoptic Gospels. The gospel and the law ; The kingdom of God ; The Son of Man ; The Son of God ; The fatherhood of God ; Good and evil spirits ; Human nature and sinfulness ; The true righteousness ; The Messianic salvation ; The Christian brotherhood ; The parousia and the judgment; title: The teaching of Jesus according to the fourth Gospel. The idea of God ; The sinful world ; Jesus' testimony to himself ; The Holy Spirit ; Eternal life ; Eschatology; title: The primitive apostolic teaching. The discourses in the Acts ; The Epistle of James ; The first Epistle of Peter ; The Epistle of Jude and Second Peter; title: The theology of Paul. Flesh and spirit ; Adam and the race ; The law of God ; The divine purpose ; Jesus Christ ; The death of Christ ; Justification ; The Holy Spirit ; Social morality ; The church ; Eschatology; title: The theology of the Epistle to the Hebrews. The old and the new covenant ; The mediator ; The high priesthood of Christ ; Faith and hope; title: The theology of the Apocalypse. The Lamb of God ; The Christian community ; The antichristian world-power ; Conflict and victory; title: The theology of John. The idea of God ; The Logos ; The way of salvation.