<p>This completely new collection of papers. most of which are either unpublished or have hitherto been almost inaccessible in specialist volumes, sheds light on one of the most original -- and controversial -- minds in New Testament scholarship. Titles include Did Jesus have a Distinctive Use of Scripture', 'The Shroud and the New Testament', 'Flow Small was the Seed of the Church', The Last Tabu?•The Self-consciousness of Jesus', and 'The Fourth Gospel and the Church's Doctrine of the Trinity'. John Robinson, who died in December 1983, was Dean of Trinity College, Cambridge.</p>

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