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This is a comprehensive and systematic survey of Martin Luther's entire thought by an internationally recognized authority in the field of Reformation research. The main theological questions that engaged the Reformer's attention are presented in a clear, simple fashion, and also include quotations from his own writings. There is also an extended treatment of the principal loci of classical theology: creation, man, sin, Jesus Christ, the Trinity, righteousness in faith, law and gospel, the church, the ministry, the sacraments, and last things.

The Theology of Martin Luther

Paul Althaus

Essays on the love commandment

SCHOTTROFF, LUISE

Hebrews, James, 1 and 2 Peter, Jude, Revelation (Proclamation commentaries)

Reginald H. Fuller

One of six titles in The Bible in American Culture series published to celebrate the Society of Biblical Literature's centennial, this volume focuses on the interplay between the Bible and education. Essays focus on how this relationship shifted over time from the Bible's central role in education during the seventeenth century through its decline in the twentieth century. With the debate about the role of the Bible in education arising anew in states around the country, this book lays contextual groundwork for anyone interested in the shape of public and private education in the twenty-first century.

The Bible in American Education: From Source Book to Textbook (Centennial Publications / Society of Biblical)

David L. (editor)

Piediscalzi Nicholas (editor) Barr

<p>This book provides a credible account of the essential development of the tradition concerning Jesus from his own time to that of Constantine. The author, an internationally known and highly original scholar, situates the beginnings of the Jesus tradition with special reference to the Roman-Jewish War of AD 66-70. Attention is given to Paul in relation to the developing Jesus tradition, and to the normative importance of the historical and theological solidarity of Peter and Paul in the face of Judaizers on the one hand, and Gnostics who questioned the normativity of the imitatio Christi ideal on the other.With an account of the relationships between Jewish and Hellenistic literature and the literary and theological form of the Gospels, Prof. Farmer dwells especially on the incorporation of the Jesus tradition into that form. There is a new treatment of the sequence of the Gospels, a full discussion of the external evidence for any treatment of that sequence, and a comprehensive documentation of the secondary character of Mark.The author, who has long been associated with Matthean priority, here lays out his views on that position.</p>

Jesus and the Gospel: Tradition, Scripture, and Canon

William R. Farmer

A Genre for the Gospels: The Biographical Character of Matthew

Shuler, Philip L.

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