Reconsidering the Relationship between Biblical and Systematic Theology in the New Testament

Tremper Longman, III: Foreword - K evin J. Vanhoozer/Benjamin E. Reynolds/Brian Lugioyo: Introduction

Part One: Essays From the Perspective of Biblical Theology Mark Strauss: Christology or Christological Purpose in the Synoptic Gospels: A Study of Unity in Diversity - Benjamin E. Reynolds: The "Eucharistic" Language of John 6 in Biblical and Theological Perspective - Roy Kotansky: The Resurrection of Jesus in Biblical Theology: From Early Appearances (1 Corinthians 15) to the "Sindonology" of the Empty Tomb - Judith Gundry: Is Paul Worried about Anxiety or Care for People? The Theme of 1 Corinthians 7:32-34 and the Relation between Exegesis and Theology - J. Webb Mealy: Revelation is One: Revelation 20 and the Quest to Make the Scriptures Agree

Part Two: Essays From the Perspective of Systematic Theology Roger Newell: Instead of Sentimental Exegesis: The Significance of Suffering for Christ and his Church - Kevin J. Vanhoozer: The Origin of Paul's Soteriology: Election, Incarnation, and Union with Christ in Ephesians 1:4 (with special reference to Evangelical Calvinism) - Brian Lugioyo: Ministering to Bodies: Anthropological Views of Soma in the New Testament, Theology, and Neuroscience - Jennifer Powell McNutt: James, "The Book of Straw," in Reformation Biblical Exegesis: A Comparison of Luther and the Radicals - Gary Deddo: T.F. Torrance on Theological and Biblical Studies as Co-Servants of the Word of God, Living and Written - Stan D. Gaede: Postscript