Jesus Through Many Eyes
Introduction to the Theology of the New Testament
Published on 26. January 2023
224 pages
978-0-227-17836-2 (ISBN)
Description
Is it possible to find in the New Testament a single coherent theology? In Jesus Through Many Eyes, Stephen Neill makes the case convincingly for a unified faith underlying the many traditions and interpretations of Jesus within scripture, which can be summed up in the words Resurrection-Spirit-Reconciliation. First published in 1976, his exposition remains relevant to general readers and specialist scholars alike. Neill provides detailed explanations of more obscure concepts and references, along with comprehensive notes and bibliographies to each chapter, making this an ideal introductory textbook. Meanwhile, those familiar with his arguments will benefit from new insights and interpretations.
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'This succinct study of the theology of the New Testament writers, based on extensive and uo-to-date reading, will be useful to many students without Greek or detailed knowledge of modern scholarship. . . . Bishop Neill nearly always states fairly the main alternative views and has succeeded admirably in his purpose.' L.A. Garrard, in The Journal of Theological Studies, vol. 28, issue 2, October 1977More details
Language
English
Place of publication
Cambridge
United Kingdom
File size
4,92 MB
ISBN-13
978-0-227-17836-2 (9780227178362)
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Person
Stephen Neill was a towering figure of twentieth-century global Christianity, serving as a missionary and later as bishop in India, before working for the World Council of Churches in Geneva. His many publications included A History of Christian Missions, The Interpretation of the New Testament, 1861-1961, and the never-completed History of Christianity in India.
Content
Abbreviations Preface 1. On Doing New Testament Theology 2. The Earliest Church 3. The Pauline Corpus 4. The Beginning of the Gospel 5. The Tradition of Israel: Matthew, James, Hebrews, Revelation 6. In the Gentile World 7. New Questions and Strange Answers 8. Response to Response 9. What Lies Behind It All? Bibliography Indexes
