COMPLETELY REVISED AND UPDATED
JOHN DRANE
Copyright © 1986, 1999 John Drane
The author asserts the moral right to be identified as the author of this work
Published by
Lion Publishing plc
Sandy Lane West, Oxford, England
http://www.lion-publishing.co.uk
ISBN 0 7459 3984 8 (hb)
ISBN 0 7459 4410 8 (pb)
First edition 1986
Revised edition 1999
All rights reserved
A catalogue record for this book is available from the British Library
From Jesus of Nazareth to early Christianity
2: Jesus’ Birth and Early Years
Understanding the death of Jesus
The belief of the early church
Facts and faith about the resurrection
The ‘resurrection fact’ was a subjective experience
The ‘resurrection fact’ was a theological creation
The ‘resurrection fact’ was a later belief
What does the resurrection mean?
The resurrection and Jesus’ identity
The resurrection and future hope
The parables and their meaning
The parables and their message
The parables and their hearers
The miracles and their meaning
9: The Kingdom of God in Action
The style of Jesus’ ethical teaching
Human goodness takes its character from God
Christian goodness and the community
Freedom and the ethic of Jesus
About Introducing the New TestamentJohn Drane’s Introducing the New Testament has long been recognized as probably the most authoritative and accessible survey of the subject, both for students and for general readers. The latest revision of this classic work takes full account of recent scholarly developments in areas such as the historical Jesus, the theologies of the four Gospels, and the role of St Paul in the transformation of Christianity from a first-century Jewish sect into a separate movement that was to spread throughout the world. This revision also includes a substantial new chapter on the interpretation of the New Testament. Introducing the New Testament is a book for all who want to be better informed about the foundation documents of the world’s largest and most powerful religion. |
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