Interpreting the Bible
Subtitle: historical and theological studies in honour of David F. Wright
By: edited by A.N.S. Lane.
Contributors: Lane, A. N. S.
Publisher: Apollos; Inter-Varsity Press
Published: 1997
Place of publication: Leicester, Eng
Language: eng
Number of pages: 308
Subjects: Wright, David F.; Bible -- Hermeneutics.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Gregory Nazianzen's biblical christology / Tom Noble; title: Attitudes towards Jews in patristic commentaries on Romans / Gerald Bray; title: The sources of Calvin's citations in his Genesis commentary / Tony Lane; title: Calvin the hebraizer? influence and independence in Calvin's OT lectures / Mark Elliot; title: Calvin and the power of the elder: a case of the rogue hermeneutic / Roy Kearsley; title: Arminius' use of ramism in his interpretation of Romans 7 and 9 / Stuart Clarke; title: Faith seeking understanding: some neglected aspects of John Owen's understanding of scriptural interpretation / Carl Trueman; title: Perspectives on Judas: Barth's implicit hermeneutic / John Colwell; title: Response to Brueggeman's The Bible and post-modern imagination / Trevor Hart; title: Is the Bible hermeneutically self-sufficient? / Goeffrey Grogan; title: God in dialogue / Paul Helm; title: The church and state relationship: some ecclesiological options / Tim Bradshaw; title: Egalitarianism and hierarchy in the biblical traditions / Richard Bauckham; title: Homosexual terminology in 1 Cor.6:9: the Roman context and the Greek loan word / Bruce Winter; title: Evangelicals and eschatology: a contentious case / Stephen Williams.